Ayesha Curry shows off jaw-dropping Diwali outfit. Image via: Instagram/ ayeshacurry
The Story played “Pend Khali” by Raf-Saperra and Bobby Kanq. Her comment began, “Baby girl finally made itttttttt,” and she cheered the look in the rest of it. Her name is in the caption, though neither post says how the evening came together.
Ayesha Curry went with a bright orange lehenga set. It had a beaded, fringed crop top and a high-waisted flared skirt, with a sheer orange dupatta over one shoulder. She added a maang tikka, a layered diamond and pearl choker, large earrings and a bracelet. The first post was a hotel suite selfie. Curry captioned it: “Happy Diwali !!! Felt so grateful to celebrate this year! Thank you @lilly” The next frame put her beside a yellow-and-black auto-rickshaw loaded with purple gift bags, with white flowers and a curtain behind it. Orange sneakers showed at the bottom of the outfit. Check Lilly’s party glimpse and Ayesha’s outfit here- Indoors, the lighting turned purple and blue. In one selfie Curry posed with a friend tagged as @jessicasieck, who wore an emerald green gown. The fourth photo showed Curry with Singh near a bar area. Singh wore a silver and white lehenga with fringe and crystal detail. Singh left her own note on Curry’s arrival. Join conversation Share your thoughts in the comments Be respectful · TOI community guidelines
The Golden State Warriors added their own Diwali greeting on November 8, with coach Steve Kerr and two players speaking to #DubNation fans around the globe. The video runs about 19 seconds on a blue studio background.
The team posted its greeting on X on November 8, as part of its “Worldwide Smiles” series presented by Invisalign. A final graphic reads “Happy Diwali!” beside the team logo. Ayesha Curry spent Diwali in an orange sequined lehenga and a matching dupatta, and Lilly Singh was part of the night. Curry posted photos and Stories from the celebration on Instagram, thanking Singh in her caption. The pictures follow her through a hotel suite, a rickshaw photo spot and a crowded party. Singh had already welcomed her arrival in a comment of her own. The post read: “Wishing a Happy Diwali to all #DubNation fans celebrating around the globe! Forward, Yaxel Lendeborg speaks first and opens with “Namaste! Guard Brandin Podziemski follows, describing the festival as a spiritual win for “good over evil, and light over ignorance. Kerr closes the clip by wishing viewers “an abundance of light. Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights, and the message was aimed at Indian and South Asian fans in the Warriors fan base. Replies were warm. Some fans joked that Stephen Curry should have been in the video, and others brought up his on-court fireworks. Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.