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Sweet July, a company owned by a wife Golden State Warriors The star Stephen Carey was announced on Sunday that she was closing one of her stores in California due to safety concerns.
The store wrote on his Instagram page that was closing it The store interface in Auckland.
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Golden Stayette Warriors Stephen Carrie and his wife, Aisha Carey, are looking at 2022 in the American Professional League on Saturday night at Rockting Mortgage Field House in Cleveland on February 19, 2022. (Kyle Terada-Elay Today SPORTS / Imagn)
“In order to give priority to the safety of our pastors and employees, we made a difficult decision to close a café and store it in Auckland,” read the post. “We liked to be part of Auckland and we are grateful to the society that opened their arms and embraced us. It was an honor to serve you.
“While this chapter finishes its end, Sweet JULY has exciting new projects on the horizon, we cannot wait to participate.”
The last day will be February 9.
Aisha Carrey arrived in the red carpet to attend 2022 Espy at Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on July 20, 2022. (Gary A. Vasquez-Elay Today SPORTS / Imagn)
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Ayesha Curry began the sweet brand in July in April 2020, starting with magazine, production line and store. The brick store, mortar shells consist of coffee, baked goods and other things. The Auckland store opened in 2021.
The crime in Auckland seems to be a fork on the work side. The store suffered a storm in 2022, which led to the closure of the work temporarily. SF Gate mentioned at the time that the glass at the front of the store had shattered, and some items were stolen.
The name of the brand of Carrie was inspired by the third month of its four children with the American Professional League star.
Golden Stayet Warriors Stephen Carrey, No. 30, and wife Iisha reaction during the tournament show in downtown Auckland, California, on June 12, 2018. (Kelley L Cox-Alusa Today SPORTS / Imagn)
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Over the past two years, many companies have been closed in Auckland as a store, including In-U-UT and Denny’s.