Ayesha Curry gives glimpse of ‘incredible’ Paris Olympics trip with her sons after confrontation with police

Ayesha Curry gave fans a glimpse of her “incredible” trip to the Paris Olympics after an emotional confrontation with the police.

“A huge thank you to @airbnb for making our Paris stay so incredible,” the mom of four wrote on Instagram Wednesday.

“We had the best time celebrating and cheering on @stephencurry30 at the @olympics. Thank you!!! #airbnbpartner.”

The wife of Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry shared a carousel of snaps from her trip, which included some of the couple’s sons: 6-year-old Canon and 3-month-old Caius.

Though Ayesha, 35, shared happy moments from her trip overseas, she and her family had a tense encounter with the Parisian police after Stephen, 36, and the rest of Team USA took home the gold medal against France on Saturday.

In a clip shared online, the “Ayesha’s Home Kitchen” host was seen wiping tears from her face while holding her newborn son.

Her mother-in-law, Sonya Curry, spoke to officers on the street who were allegedly preventing the family from returning to their vehicle. Sonya, 58, could be heard yelling at the police that someone “touched the baby” amid the chaos.

“Look, they won’t let us go back over there where we came from,” Stephen’s mom said in the video. “They won’t let the driver come here and they won’t let us go back over there.”

Though the gold medalist was not present in the video, his Warriors teammate Draymond Green intervened, asking police why they couldn’t do anything to “get them out of here.”

Per reports, the authorities informed the Curry family that there was a police blockade in the area organized to ensure President Emmanuel Macron’s security.

Due to the barricade, Ayesha and her family were not allowed to use the street and access their vehicle.

The Curry family has not addressed the incident publicly.

Ayesha and Curry — who have been together since they were teenagers — tied the knot in 2011.

Aside from their sons, they are also parents to daughters Riley, 12, and Ryan, 9.