​After Ayesha Curry, the wife of ​Golden State Warriors superstar ​Steph Curry, claimed in an interview that she feels insecure about herself due to a lack of male attention while women are constantly throwing themselves at her husband, she's starting to get some support from the most unlikely of places. Former NBA point guard Brandon Jennings -- remember him? -- told Ayesha not to worry, because she's beautiful and has a beautiful family. ​​I don't think that was exactly what Curry was going for, but at least he's giving it the old college try. Aside from Jennings pulling up from half court with Curry, he does make some interesting points. Given the fact that she has more money than she knows what to do with, her new cooking show, and a faithful husband, she's got it pretty good. There's no need for a negative outlook on life when you're batting 1.000 like Ayesha is. Nonetheless, it's still pretty weird. brandon jennings still shoots even when he isn't really open https://t.co/IqiXweOpXi — pj  (@pjhoody) May 8, 2019 Brandon Jennings, marriage counselor. I'm not sure how we've got here, but here we are. ​​<doc-sep>Ayesha Curry caught some serious flack on Twitter yesterday when she made some interesting comments on Jada Pinkett Smith's latest episode of Red Table Talk. During a conversation about groupies, Curry explained how she doesn't like how many women are lusting after her husband Steph Curry, although at times she wishes she got more attention from men. While she isn't necessarily looking for it, Ayesha explained that she's though something is wrong with her at times due to this lack of attention. "Something that really bothers me, and honestly has given me a sense of a little bit of an insecurity, is the fact that yeah there are all these women, like, throwing themselves (at him), but me, like the past 10 years, I don't have any of that," Curry said. "I have zero – this sounds weird – but, like, male attention, and so then I begin to internalize it, and I'm like, 'Is something wrong with me?'" TMZ Sports recently caught up with former NBA player Brandon Jennings about Curry's comments. For Jennings, no one is going after Ayesha because she's happily married and men don't want to interfere with any of that. "She said guys don't lust over her enough why would you want to lust over a woman who's married?" Jennings said. As he continued to explain, Ayesha has "the best life" so her comments seemed a little bizarre to him. What are your thoughts on this situation?<doc-sep>Ayesha Curry’s comments on Red Table Tak with Jada Pickett-Smith went viral, but there is only one way to watch the full interview with Steph Curry’s wife. Red Table Talk has the full interview posted on their Facebook page which you can access by clicking this link. Ayesha’s comments went viral as she discussed fans that might be “lurking” around her man along with her perceived lack of “male attention.” It prompted Ayesha to make a lengthy Instagram post encouraging people to watch the full interview for context of her conversation. This is me throwing a pair of spanx in a Marie Kondo-Esque bin. “Does it spark joy?” I have never been one to cage my feelings and emotions to any capacity. I am human. It brings me pure joy to speak my mind, be vulnerable at times and to know myself inside and out. Seeing as how it’s mental health awareness month I really want to take the time to encourage everyone to speak their truth regardless of perception, fitting into a mold or offending someone, because it’s YOUR truth. And that’s okay! If what I’m not afraid to say out loud about being a 30yr mama of 3 helps another woman like me feel like they’re not the alone and not the only one with an insecurity (because we ALL have them, don’t play) then that makes all of this hoopla worth it. If you get a chance to watch the actual RTT and not the headlines and rumors please do! There is so much more depth to the talk and our family is grateful to @jadapinkettsmith for giving us the opportunity to bond together. As women let’s continue to uplift, empower and not suppress and compress our feelings and thoughts, as fleeting as some of them may be ?. Love to you all! Go FIND YOUR JOY and SPEAK YOUR TRUTH unapologetically. ?? (that’s all-Miranda voice) What Did Ayesha Curry Say in the Interview That Sparked Drama? What is it about Ayesha’s interview that created so much controversy? The majority of drama has centered around fans’ reaction to the perception Ayesha is seeking more attention from men, but it was part of a larger conversation about Steph’s wife opening up about her own insecurities as someone married to a celebrity. “I have zero — this sounds weird — but, like, male attention. So then I begin to internalize it and I’m like, ‘Is something wrong with me?’” Ayesha said, per SF Gate. “I don’t want it, but it would be nice to know that someone’s looking.” Ayesha also discussed seeing female fans “lurk” around Steph and what it is like to be married to an NBA player, per Newsweek.<doc-sep>Play video content TMZSports.com Ex-NBA star Brandon Jennings COULDN'T BELIEVE the comments Ayesha Curry made about being jealous of the attention her husband gets from the opposite sex. And, now ... Jennings has a message for Steph Curry's wife -- stop trippin'!! ! You know the backstory ... Ayesha went on "Red Table Talk" and admitted she's "bothered" by the lack of attention (in a desirous way) from men over the years while she watches groupies throw themselves at Steph. "I don't have any of that," Ayesha said ... "I have zero -- this sounds weird -- but, like, male attention, and so then I begin to internalize it, and I'm like, 'Is something wrong with me?'" Jennings -- who now runs his own Tuff Crowd clothing line -- was so shocked by the comments, he had to discuss out outside of Joey in Woodland Hills, CA. "She said guys don't lust over her enough ... why would you want to lust over a woman who's married?" Jennings says it's human nature to want to be desired by the opposite sex, but when it comes to Ayesha -- it's hard to watch her complain because she has "the best life." Jennings points out that Ayesha is rich as hell, has a faithful husband, a beautiful family and an incredible career as a chef ... so, don't trip! There's more ... Brandon also talks about his future basketball career. He's only 29 and feels he's got LOTS of game left.<doc-sep>
In an exclusive with TMZ ex Milwaukee Bucks basketball player Brandon Jennings says Ayesha Curry “should not care if other men don’t lust after her.” “It doesn’t matter. As long as your husband tells you that you are beautiful every day. It doesn’t matter. Steph Curry is going to get attention because he is bringing 70 million dollars home every day and he’s Steph Curry.” He continues, “I get it, its human nature. At the end of the day we all want attention from the opposite sex but it’s like, you got the best life. If its anybody I’m jealous of, I’m jealous of anybody that has a wife and kids with only one woman. That’s the person I’m jealous of.” Earlier this week, Ayesha Curry sat down with Jada Pinkett Smith on The Red Table Talk for an honest conversation about the life of being a basketball wife. As we previously reported, Curry opened up about women who scheme and plot for “their moment” to gain the attention of Steph Curry. During the conversation, the mother of three also revealed that even though she has been married for a while, the pressure of women coming after her man gets to her and she wonders if she is still desirable to other men. “Something that really bothers me and has given me a bit of insecurity are all these other women throwing themselves, but me for the past 10 years, I don’t have any of that. I have zero, it sounds weird but male attention. Then I begin to internalize it and I think, is something wrong with me?” Curry’s her moment of vulnerability did not sit well with Twitter who lashed out at her and pulled up old tweets in which people felt like she was shaming other women because they like to show more skin. To be fair just because Curry is rich and has a fabulous life doesn’t mean that she can’t have moments of insecurities in her relationship. What are your thoughts?