Steph Curry finally revealed why he recently removed a reference to the Warriors from his Instagram bio.
And we can thank Bloomberg's "The Circuit" host Emily Chang for getting the truth out of him.
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"I'm shooting with Steph and Ayesha Curry today," Chang said in a video preview posted to her Instagram on Friday morning. "I just played a nice little round of golf. I'm not asking why he took the Warriors off his Instagram.
"Very mindful. Very demure. ... You're not going anywhere."
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Chang then looked directly at Steph as she awaited a response, while a confused Ayesha uttered: "Wait, what?"
"I was just proud to be an Olympian," responded Steph, who just won his first gold medal with Team USA in his Olympics debut in Paris this summer.
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Several fans grew concerned when the "Guard for the @Warriors" part of Steph's bio was removed and replaced with "Olympic Gold Medalist" and had no affiliation to Golden State on the social media platform.
But after Steph signed a one-year contract extension worth a reported $62.6 million Thursday that will keep him in the Bay through the 2026-27 season, his desire to remain a "Warrior for life" appears to still be the case for the two-time NBA MVP.
"You're here forever," Chang said.
"That's the plan," Curry responded, laughing. "That's hilarious."
