Sonya Curry showers praise for Stephen Curry's brother Seth Curry after his latest accolade: “I'm so proud of you”

• Curry led the NBA with a career-best 45.6% from deep, becoming the second Hornets player to do so.
• Sonya and Stephen Curry praised Seth for his resilience, while Coach Charles Lee applauded his leadership and work ethic.
• Seth credited constant communication with coaches and his adaptability for helping him stay sharp all season.

Sonya Curry is a proud mother of two NBA stars— Stephen and Seth Curry . While Stephen Curry has made his name in the history of the league as one of the elite superstars, Seth Curry has also made waves in the scene playing for the Charlotte Hornets . Recently, Seth Curry has officially clinched the NBA’s three-point percentage title, capping off a season-long pursuit with the league’s most accurate shooting from beyond the arc. Sonya responded to her son’s latest accolade with a heartfelt note.

Sonya Curry reacted to Seth Curry’s 3-Point percentage crown

Seth Curry with the green light.

📝 Read more about @sdotcurry's chase for the 3PT% crown: https://t.co/0NnqJGYCjb pic.twitter.com/0rAiYNYCzP

— Charlotte Hornets (@hornets) April 17, 2025

As Seth Curry has secured the NBA’s three-point percentage crown, finishing the season as the league’s most efficient shooter from deep, his mother, Sonya Curry, reacted with a heartfelt gesture. “I’m so proud of you @sdotcurry ! You continue to excel and leave your mark on the NBA in your own way and in your own time! You have forged an impressive career through resilience and hard work! I love you!!!” Sonya wrote on Instagram.

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Seth Curry keeps showing steady improvement year after year. This time, he’s earned his first career NBA 3-point percentage title, becoming just the second player in Hornets history, alongside Glen Rice, to achieve the honor.

His brother and the Golden State Warriors veteran, Stephen Curry also shared a congratulatory message. “Congratulations on leading the NBA this season in three-point percentage. Obviously, doing right by the Curry name.”

Seth Curry. NBA 3PT% leader for the 24-25 season.

Congrats @sdotcurry 👏 pic.twitter.com/fnjTlbNy0Y

— Charlotte Hornets (@hornets) April 14, 2025

“Obviously, it’s not something I think about coming into the year or even throughout the year,” Seth said. “I’ve been in the top five a lot of times in my career, but I’ve never finished the year No. 1. It’s a testament to consistent work ethic and being ready. It’s a great accomplishment, something me and my dad have now, and Steph does not have. Yeah, it means a little bit something,” he continued.

This season, Seth hit a career-high 45.6% from beyond the arc, knocking down 83 of his 182 attempts.

“I think I check my numbers maybe two or three times a year. I’m just going out there, playing the right way, trying to lead this group on and off the floor. If I’m open, be aggressive, make plays, knock down shots. If I’m not, swing it to the open guy. For me, it’s just going out there, playing simple basketball, making my open shots, creating for my teammates and creating space when I can, make it easier on them. Just try to give confidence to the group.”

Reflecting on his journey through a challenging season, Seth shared how constant communication with the coaching staff kept him mentally locked in. “The constant communication with coach was good,” he said, explaining how he stayed prepared despite fluctuating minutes. “My adaptability and being able to come in with a rhythm… that’s important,” Curry noted. “Come in, make shots right away – that’s important,” he added.

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Hornets Head Coach Charles Lee also reacted to Seth’s latest milestone. “Very excited for Seth,” Lee said adding, “It’s cool for our organization, but even cooler for him. To achieve that after all the work he’s put in throughout his whole career, I’m very happy for him. I’m grateful for everything he’s given to our team as that veteran leader, but also kudos to our whole organization for investing in player development.”