Dell Curry accuses Sonya Curry of cheating On Him With A Former Patriots Tight End

Drama at Stephen Curry‘s family! The mom of the NBA star, three-time champion and two-time league MVP is being accused of cheating by Dell Curry, Stephen’s father and a known presence in the NBA circles. According to court documents, Sonya has been dating Steven Johnson, a 6th-round pick in the 1988 NFL Draft and a former New England Patriots tight end.

In the court documents, Dell says that Sonya started her affair with Johnson during their marriage and prior to their separation date, and that Curry’s mom lied to his father everytime she was asked about her affair. His father also says that Sonya is currently living in Tennessee with Johnson and that she shouldn’t receive any alimony because of this.

By her part, Sonya says that she’s into a dating relationship right now, but denies that she cheated on Dell during their marriage, stating that this relationship started months after they legally agreed to separate, in March 2020.

She also adds that she’s not living with Johnson in Tennessee, instead living on her own right now because Dell won’t allow her to enter their house.

Dell and Sonya were one of the most famous NBA couples because of their sons, especially Stephen, a former MVP and three-time league champion from the Golden State Warriors that’s one of the best players in the league right now. His brother, Seth, is also a NBA point-guard, currently playing for the Philadelphia 76ers.

This kind of family drama may serve as a distraction for both Stephen and Seth, NBA stars who are into the spotlight everyday. Stephen, especially, is known for his lovely moments with his daughter, Riley Curry, who’s already a 9-year old.

Stephen’s father, Dell, himself is a former NBA player, a 1st-round pick from the 1986 NBA draft who spent 16 years in the league, most of them with the Charlotte Hornets. He retired as the Hornets’ all-time top scorer and three-point leader, an ability that he surely taught his son, one of the best shooters in the NBA ever, how to do it the right way.