The Instagram sensation who provided Stephen Curry with some extra motivation scored some great seats to Game 4 of the NBA Finals -- even better than the reigning MVP's wife.
The Warriors handed the Cavaliers a 108-97 loss in Game 4 on Friday and Curry put up a game-high 38 points. The victory put Golden State in position to clinch its second straight title at home on Monday in Game 5.
Instagram model Roni Rose, who took the world by storm earlier this series, attended Game 4 in Cleveland after the Warriors dropped Game 3. While she was courtside, Curry's wife, Ayesha, was found two rows behind her, according to TMZ Sports.
"I miss one game and this happens," Rose wrote on Instagram after Game 3, posting a picture of her Game 4 tickets. "That's ok we'll get them next time and I'll be there!!!"
Rose went viral for her seemingly seductive look toward Curry during Game 2, but later explained herself on Instagram.
"Sooo I was just drinking my drink and this happened," Rose wrote on Instagram. "I'm just giving the boys a little motivation I guess. Go warriors lol."
Rose clearly appears to be a good luck charm as she watched the Warriors win Games 2 and 4. Ayesha took to Twitter and addressed the speculation surrounding her husband and Rose.
"What I think is you need to leave her alone," Ayesha tweeted via Vibe.com. "They've been supporting the dubs for a long time. Stop judging. It's irrelevant."
Curry is a two-time MVP and was the first person to ever unanimously win the MVP Award this past season, showing his adoration for his wife in his acceptance speech.
"None of this is possible without you," the 28-year-old said via People.com. "You've given me the opportunity to go out here and work as hard as I do, spend the hours I need to do at the gym, during practice, in games, on the road - all the while holding down the house and doing the little things that keep our family going."
A photo posted by Roni Rose (@getit_rose) on Jun 10, 2016 at 11:44am PDT
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