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Just a week and a few days after Golden State Warrior Stephen Curry became a father for the second time and the world met baby Ryan Curry, Ryan’s big sister, Riley, reclaimed her cuteness crown with a special version of the “Nae Nae” dance on her third birthday, Posted to Instagram by Riley’s mother, Ayesha Curry, the video shows Riley doing her best “Nae Nae” dance to singer Silento’s hit single “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae),” the song that inspired a million viral videos, Riley shot to stardom during the Warriors’ run to the NBA championship with several adorable appearances at her dad’s postgame news conferences and in social media mems, Report an errorPolicies and StandardsContact UsTags:BasketballGolden State WarriorsNBADaniel M, JimenezDaniel Jimenez is a digital producer who writes the daily Morning Report newsletter for the Bay Area News Group, He began working for the Alameda Newspaper Group in 2006, copy editing and designing pages for the Oakland Tribune and other daily papers, He moved to the breaking news team in 2013, reporting in Richmond and other communities, He moved to the digital production team in 2015, and also contributes dining items to the features section.Follow Daniel M, Jimenez@DMJreportsSubscribe Today!All Access Digital offer ballet leotards cheap for just 99 cents!blog comments powered by DisqusGet Morning Report and other email newsletters..

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