“I like to keep the good stuff covered up…” Ayesha Curry Starts Twitter Debate

Just when you thought “The Curry” family could do no wrong. Ayesha Curry took to twitter late last night to vent her thoughts on women’s trendy fashions lately. To be clear, nothing she said seemed offensive but this is Twitter we’re talking about.

Everyone’s into barely wearing clothes these days huh? Not my style. I like to keep the good stuff covered up for the one who matters ???

— Ayesha Curry (@ayeshacurry) December 6, 2015

Just looking at the latest fashion trends. I’ll take classy over trendy any day of the week. #saturdaynightinsight — Ayesha Curry (@ayeshacurry) December 6, 2015

Regardless of if you like my “style of clothes” or not (which I don’t care) please do not tear women down and degrade them… Not cool peeps — Ayesha Curry (@ayeshacurry) December 6, 2015

Chhh it didn’t take long before Full Time Feminist Twitter-activated! They were not happy about her using the phrase “good stuff”.

If we continue to focus on women’s “goods” as being their primary value, women then direct more energy towards them than what? Their minds — Beautiful (@FeministaJones) December 6, 2015

Not everybody on Twitter was upset about what she said. Some were proud a woman was strong enough to go against the grain.

Ayesha Curry just gets it. One of the most beautiful women I’ve ever seen and also one of the classiest. Love her. — AlyssaHemphill (@AlyssaLaBella) December 6, 2015

Some of the tweets made me think, but there were some that had me screaming!

Ayesha curry walking past y’all like pic.twitter.com/y3r3G5Bu1e — suckaforbigforeheads (@traytrayolay) December 6, 2015

If Ayesha Curry offended you in any form or fashion you a hoe & if you disagree you probably a hoe too pic.twitter.com/VjtZqJ8DZt — PAPI COREY ON AIR (@Papi_Corey) December 6, 2015

In conclusion, they are some women that want to cover up for their man and a future mate. They are also women who prefer to stay at home with their kids rather than work. In 2015, we all have choices but when you’re a public figure with a platform sometimes it’s difficult having an opinion. Women should be respected if they cover the goods or not and so should Ayesha Curry’s opinion.

What do you think about Ayesha Curry’s tweets? Did it touch your spirit or left you unbothered?