Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry and his wife, Ayesha Curry, have shared worrying news about their youngest child, Canon Curry. The couple confirmed that the five-year-old was recently hospitalized after suffering from a high fever that required immediate medical attention.

The Currys, who are known not only for Stephen’s legendary career in the NBA but also for being one of the most admired families in sports and entertainment, revealed the news through a joint statement late last night. While the couple did not disclose all of the medical details, they emphasized that Canon had experienced a sudden spike in temperature that became “too concerning to ignore,” prompting them to rush him to the hospital.

Ayesha Curry, a cookbook author and television personality, took to social media to thank fans for their concern and prayers. “As parents, nothing is more terrifying than seeing your child sick. Canon has been so strong, and we are grateful to the doctors and nurses who are making sure he’s safe and stable. We’re asking for continued prayers and positive thoughts as he recovers.”

Stephen Curry, usually reserved when it comes to his family’s private matters, also shared a rare and heartfelt message: “Basketball has always been a huge part of my life, but my family is everything. Seeing our little man in a hospital bed was something I never thought I’d experience. We’re staying strong together, and Canon is a fighter.”

The news has quickly sparked an outpouring of support from fans, fellow NBA players, and celebrities across social media. Many have sent their love to the Curry family, with messages emphasizing hope for Canon’s speedy recovery. Former teammates and rivals alike, including LeBron James and Kevin Durant, reportedly reached out privately to express their concern and offer support.

The Currys have often been celebrated as a model family, frequently sharing glimpses of their home life on social media, from playful moments in the kitchen to heartfelt celebrations of milestones. Their three children—Riley, Ryan, and Canon—have grown up in the public eye, with Riley famously stealing the spotlight during Stephen’s 2015 NBA Finals press conferences.

Now, however, the tone is different. Fans who usually expect lighthearted, wholesome family content from Ayesha and Steph are confronted with the stark reality that even the most admired families face health scares and struggles.

Though details remain limited, sources close to the family have said Canon is “responding well” to treatment, though doctors are keeping him under observation until his fever stabilizes. The Currys reportedly remain at his side around the clock, balancing their professional obligations with their priority as parents.

The incident also comes at a time when Stephen Curry is deeply focused on leading the Warriors through another challenging NBA season. Yet, it is clear that basketball has taken a backseat. Warriors head coach Steve Kerr commented briefly after practice, noting: “Family always comes first. Steph has our full support, and we’re all keeping Canon in our prayers.”

This latest development reminds fans that beyond the championships, endorsements, and fame, Curry is first and foremost a father. The emotion in both Steph and Ayesha’s statements underlines that vulnerability.

For now, the basketball world waits alongside the Curry family, hoping for good news. If there’s one thing people know about the Currys, it’s their resilience. As one fan put it on Twitter: “Steph is a warrior on the court, but his son is showing he’s a warrior too. Canon’s going to come out stronger than ever.”

The Currys have promised to update fans once Canon is discharged and on the road to recovery. Until then, prayers and well wishes continue to flood in for the youngest member of basketball’s most beloved family.