跟进：Acho向库里夫妇公开道歉，被点名的三名播客主播全部回应，阿耶莎发帖致谢丈夫

金州勇士队球星斯蒂芬·库里（Stephen Curry）11月11日在Instagram发布自拍视频，点名回击在播客中批评其妻子阿耶莎·库里（Ayesha Curry）的三名前球员。据Basketball Network 11月12日报道，被点名的Nick Young与Gilbert Arenas当天已先后在节目中道歉，最后一人、前NFL球员Emmanuel Acho也在当晚的节目中公开道歉；阿耶莎在影片放映活动后发帖致谢丈夫，称他一如既往让自己觉得是全世界最幸运的女孩。至此，库里点名的三人已全部公开回应。

Young的道歉最先到来。据《今日美国》与ESPN报道，库里发声几小时后，Young在Gil's Arena节目中直接说：「对不起，Steph。你是我兄弟，我爱你。如果我冒犯了你，我像个男人一样道歉，对不起。」Arenas则先为原话解释，称自己说那番话恰恰是因为库里从不惹麻烦、一家人都好，随后补上道歉：「如果他觉得被冒犯，我很抱歉。我不是那个意思，我只是想说，他这个人太完美了。」

Acho是三人中最后道歉的。据Basketball Network报道，他等到当晚8点的Speakeasy节目才开口：「如果一个人谦逊地向你提出道歉请求，你如果回以别的东西，就是无知和傲慢。Steph，我很抱歉，不只是为冒犯了你，也可能冒犯了你的妻子。我很抱歉这让你看到那些关于你妻子的标题、评论和一切时心里是什么滋味。我很抱歉这可能引起的一切反应。不是一句『我的错』，不是一句『算我的』，都不是。我很抱歉。」据Sportskeeda报道，Acho道歉之后又为同台主持人LeSean McCoy辩护，称针对阿耶莎的评论并非源于厌女情绪，此前《大西洋月刊》撰稿人Jemele Hill曾就此批评McCoy。

库里这边也得到了公开声援。前NFL四分卫Robert Griffin III在X上发帖写道：「你永远不要去议论另一个男人的女人。句号，完。斯蒂芬·库里是对的。」

阿耶莎本人则在Roku为《Second Chance Holiday》举办的特别放映活动后在Instagram发帖：「昨晚在《Second Chance Holiday》放映活动上度过了最美好的时光！谢谢@therokuchannel如此照顾我们。梦想成真。@stephencurry30，你一如既往让我觉得自己是全世界最幸运的女孩，因为我就是。」据Basketball Network报道，这条帖文的最后一张图正是库里那段点名回击视频的截图。

这场争议始于阿耶莎主演的Roku假日爱情片《Second Chance Holiday》11月5日上线：她在片中饰演约会专家Chelsey，与Matthew Daddario饰演的昔日恋人有一段吻戏，片段在社交平台疯传后，Arenas与Young在播客《We Said What We Said》中称阿耶莎是库里家庭里唯一的「瑕疵」，McCoy也在节目中质疑这一幕。库里11月11日发视频回击，要求道歉的声量和当初这些节目拿这件事当头条时一样大。

关联：跟进：斯蒂芬·库里发视频点名回击三名播客主播 要求为贬损妻子阿耶莎道歉

Follow-up: Emmanuel Acho Apologizes to the Currys, Completing the Podcasters' Responses; Ayesha Thanks Stephen

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry posted a self-recorded video to Instagram on November 11 calling out three former players who had criticized his wife, Ayesha Curry, on podcasts. According to Basketball Network's November 12 report, Nick Young and Gilbert Arenas, two of the men Curry named, apologized on their show the same day, and the third man, former NFL player Emmanuel Acho, apologized on his own show that night. After a screening of her film, Ayesha thanked her husband on Instagram, saying he made her feel like the luckiest girl in the world, as always. All three men Curry named have now publicly responded.

Young apologized first. According to USA TODAY and ESPN, hours after Curry spoke, Young said directly on Gil's Arena: "I'm sorry, Steph. You my dog. I love you. If I offended you, I apologize like a man. I'm sorry." Arenas first explained his original remark, saying he had made it precisely because Curry never gets in trouble and his family is all good, before adding a qualified apology: "I'm sorry if he's offended. I didn't mean it like that. I was just saying he's such a perfect dude."

Acho was the last of the three to apologize. According to Basketball Network, he waited for his 8 p.m. Speakeasy show: "If a man humbly comes to you and requests an apology, then you would be ignorant and arrogant to respond with anything other than 'I'm sorry.' Steph, I'm sorry not just for offending you, potentially offending your wife. I'm sorry for how that made you feel, seeing headlines, commentaries, and all these other things about your wife. I'm sorry for the reaction that it may have caused. Not 'my bad,' not 'that's on me,' none of that. I'm sorry." According to Sportskeeda, after apologizing Acho defended his co-host LeSean McCoy, saying the comments about Ayesha were not rooted in misogyny, after The Atlantic's Jemele Hill had called McCoy out over his take.

Curry also picked up public backing. Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III wrote on X: "You never speak on another man's women. Period. End of story. Steph Curry is right."

Ayesha herself posted on Instagram after a special screening of the film hosted by The Roku Channel: "Had the best time last night at the Second Chance Holiday screening! Thank you to @therokuchannel for taking such great care of us. Dream come true. @stephencurry30, as always, you make me feel like the luckiest girl in the world, because I am." According to Basketball Network, the last slide of her post was a screenshot of Curry delivering his video message to the podcasters.

The dispute began when the Roku holiday romance "Second Chance Holiday," starring Ayesha Curry, premiered on November 5. Ayesha plays Chelsey, a dating expert who reconnects with a former flame played by Matthew Daddario, and a clip of their on-screen kiss went viral. Arenas and Young then called Ayesha the only "blemish" in the Curry family on their podcast "We Said What We Said," and McCoy questioned the scene on his show. Curry answered with his November 11 video, saying any apology should be as loud as the shows had been in leading with the topic.

Related: Follow-up: Stephen Curry Posts Video Calling Out Podcasters, Demands Apology for Remarks About His Wife Ayesha

来源：Basketball Network

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图片来源：图：Stephen Curry本人资料图（2017年11月摄于Denver赛前热身，Cyrus Saatsaz摄，CC BY-SA 4.0，经Wikimedia Commons），已预裁为精确16:9成品（头部完整留边、双眼睁开）。/ Stephen Curry (file photo from pre-game warm-ups in Denver, November 2017, by Cyrus Saatsaz, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons), pre-cropped to an exact 16:9 frame with his head fully in frame and eyes open.

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