Ayesha Curry shows off 35-pound weight loss in slinky black gown

Ayesha Curry’s looking svelte and sexy.

The cookbook author showed off her 35-pound weight loss in a slinky black Saint Laurent gown at the Forbes 30/50 Summit in Abu Dhabi earlier this month, posting her look on Instagram Thursday and calling it “such an incredible event!”

Fans and celebrities were loving Curry’s look, with Lindsay Lohan calling her “Beautiful!” and others saying she looked “beautiful,” “gorgeous” and “fuego.”

“Steph Curry winning on and off the court,” one person said, referring to the magazine editor’s NBA star husband.

Others commented on her weight loss, with some even speculating that she may be using the diabetes-turned-weight loss drug Ozempic.

“The weight I pray sister is well! Hopefully is not Hollywood peer pressure!” one commented.

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Ayesha Curry showed off her sexy black Saint Laurent dress on the red carpet in Abu Dhabi.ayeshacurry/Instagram

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The cookbook author previously revealed that she lost 35 pounds and has been on a “health journey” for the past few years.ayeshacurry/Instagram
Curry, 33, has been open about her body transformation, partnering with food tracking app MyFitnessPal for 2023. She told People that she’s been on a “health journey” for three years.

“One of my big resolutions for January is going to be to build a little bit of lean muscle,” Curry said at the start of the year. “I’ve lost 35 lbs. over the past year, which I’m really excited about, but now I want that definition and I want to feel strong in my skin.”

She also told Harper’s Bazaar that she works out at least five days a week — and that it helps her “have mental clarity” as a mom to three.

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Fans praised her new look.Getty Images

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The star said her goal for 2023 is to work on her muscle definition.ayeshacurry/Instagram

The star shares daughters Riley, 10, and Ryan, 7, and son Canon, 4, with husband Steph Curry, and the two renewed their vows on their 10-year anniversary in Sept. 2021.

In 2019, the couple got matching tattoos to honor their children, each inking a wolf, a butterfly and a unicorn to represent their kids’ respective personalities.