Ayesha Curry Challenges Stigma of Geriatric Pregnancies in New Cover Story

Ayesha Curry is using her platform to address the stigma surrounding geriatric pregnancies as she graces the cover of a magazine with her exciting baby news. The term ‘geriatric pregnancy’ is now considered outdated, reflecting the societal implications of giving birth after the age of 35, a topic Curry delves into in her candid interview.

As a mother of three and one on the way with husband Steph Curry, Ayesha shared her journey of being labeled with the archaic term ‘geriatric pregnancy’ at the age of 34. In her recent cover story, she advocates for a nuanced conversation around age and pregnancy experiences, emphasizing the need for a shift in narrative.

While advanced maternal age pregnancies are often medically similar to younger pregnancies, the risks associated after the age of 35 are higher. Potential complications include high blood pressure, premature birth, and pregnancy loss, highlighting the importance of tailored care for women in their thirties and forties.

Celebrating her growing family, Ayesha Curry revealed her baby bump in the digital edition of ‘Sweet July.’ The intimate photoshoot showcases the joy of expecting her fourth child, resonating with her community and fans who eagerly congratulated the couple on their expanding family.

In a heartwarming moment, friends like Gabrielle Union, Tracee Ellis Ross, and Pink shared their excitement for Ayesha and Steph Curry’s baby news. Curious followers speculated if the baby’s arrival in July would align with the family’s tradition, as all three older children were born in the same month.

For the Curry family, July holds a special significance, marking not only the birth month of their children but also their wedding anniversary since 2011. The pair’s journey through parenthood and public life has been a source of inspiration, navigating the challenges and joys of raising their family amidst the spotlight.