Stephen Curry’s enduring presence in the spotlight has allowed numerous NBA enthusiasts to witness his journey from modest origins to becoming one of the most renowned athletes globally. Over the years, Curry’s family has also expanded, and in the case of his eldest daughter, Riley, the growth is not just metaphorical.

Fans and employees of the Golden State Warriors were taken aback this week when Curry brought his daughter to the workplace before a game against the New Orleans Pelicans. It was a moment that allowed everyone to witness firsthand the remarkable transformation of Riley from a child into a young woman.

The NBA community was first introduced to Riley Curry during a memorable press conference amidst the 2015 Western Conference Finals between the Warriors and the Houston Rockets. At just three years old, Riley, an adorable child, stole the spotlight in a postgame presser that she wasn’t particularly keen on attending. However, fast-forward nearly nine years, and Riley has undergone significant growth.

As Stephen Curry made his way into the Chase Center for Friday night’s game — a game that ultimately ended in a loss to the Pelicans — Riley accompanied him, now 12 years old and standing at her father’s left shoulder in height.

During the pregame shootaround, Riley even assisted her father — a session typically filled with excitement as Steph showcases his impressive array of skills to entertain fans and teammates alike as he prepares for the game. Despite Steph’s stellar performance, scoring a game-high 33 points in just 32 minutes on Friday, New Orleans emerged victorious with a 114-109 win, dampening Riley’s presence at the Chase Center.

Last month, the Currys announced that Steph’s wife, Ayesha, is expecting their fourth child later this year, adding another member to the family for Riley, Ryan, and Canon. The siblings are all growing up together in a lavish home near Silicon Valley, surrounded by their loving family.