Stephen Curry’s wife Ayesha Curry gave a heartfelt shout-out to Black Panther director Ryan Coogler after appearing in court at the Chase Center.

Ryan Coogler gets a shout out from Stephen Curry’s wife Ayesha Curry. Image via: Getty Images Ayesha Curry had a special message for Ryan Coogler during the Golden State Warriors’ last home game. The filmmaker, known for directing Black Panther and Sinners, was back at the Chase Center with his wife Zinzi Coogler for the Warriors’ game against the Miami Heat. Ayesha spotted the couple in court and made sure to confirm their return with a warm Instagram story. Her message was more than a routine celebrity greeting. It reflected the longstanding connection between the Cooglers, the Curry family and the Bay Area basketball community.

What did Ayesha Curry say about Ryan Coogler returning to the Chase Center?

Ayesha shared a photo of the two in court, adding the personal caption: “Welcome back Ryan and @zinzerella… power duo!!!” The message also included a blue Warriors themed welcome graphic with the words “WELCOME BACK RYAN COOGLER”.The official Chase Center account on the social network also captured the moment. The arena welcomed the filmmaker with the caption: “Welcome back to Warriors Ground Academy Awards award-winning filmmaker and Oakland native, Ryan Coogler!”Court footage showed Ayesha and Coogler watching the action, smiling and clapping. At one point she put her arms around him as they shared a friendly moment. His wife Zinzi was also part of the visit.It was a simple gesture, but one that underscored how closely the filmmaker is connected to the Warriors community beyond his work in Hollywood.Coogler is best known for directing Black Panther, Creed, Fruitvale Station and Sinners. The Oakland native is a longtime Warriors fan and has developed friendships with people around the organization.Ayesha’s report confirmed both. Calling the pair a power duo was an apt description of their work together, especially as Coogler built a successful film career and Zinzi played an important role in their production projects.

How did Stephen Curry and The Warriors fare against Miami?

The Cooglers’ visit coincided with a productive night for Golden State. The Warriors beat the Miami Heat 120-100 on Thursday, Nov. 5, extending their winning streak to six games after opening the season with three straight losses.Stephen Curry led the way with 29 points, six rebounds and four assists. He had a rough first half, shooting just 2-for-10 from the field, but found his rhythm after the break. He finished with six 3-pointers on 9-for-19 shooting.Yaxel Lendeborg contributed 17 points, eight rebounds and six assists, while Draymond Green had a season-high 11 assists. Georges Niang added 13 points off the bench.The night also featured an emotional reunion for Golden State as former Warriors guard Klay Thompson returned to face his old team. He scored 11 points and received a warm welcome before tipoff.