Rachel Kolisi shares most precious and memorable Paris moment
Rachel Kolisi gave her fans a peek into a beautiful moment she and her kids had in Paris, the moment the Springboks became the world champs.
Rachel Kolisi pulled on her social media followers’ heartstrings after taking to Instagram and posting a video showing her and her children’s precious reactions when the Springboks won the Rugby World Cup final in France on Saturday, 28 October.
CONGRATS BOKS!: RACHEL KOLISI’S ‘MOST SPECTECULAR MOMENT’ IN PARIS
Rachel Kolisi, the Springbok’s captain’s wife was evidently in her feelings when the final whistle was blown on Saturday’s highly anticipated World Cup final game. The Springboks played and beat the All Blacks team 12-11. Their victory also had them making history as the fourth-time winners of the tournament.
Rachel’s husband, the Springbok flanker will be playing for the French rugby club Racing 92 soon, and what an incredible way to end off the season with the Boks before he goes off with the French. It’s no wonder his wife Rachel seemed overwhelmed when the Boks won the final.
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In an Instagram video, the Springbok WAG can be seen with her head down as her eight-year-old son, Nic consoles her. As the fireworks went off, painting the sky, Keziah, Rachel’s six-year-old looked too adorable as she glanced up at the beautiful colours exploding above her at the Stade de France stadium.
“My kids, in one of the most spectacular moments we’ll ever have together. 🥹❤️ Could never have even dreamed of anything more divine,” Rachel said.
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HALALA! THE SPRINGBOKS ARRIVE IN SOUTH AFRICA
The Springboks received a warm hero’s welcome at the Johannesburg OR Tambo Airport on Tuesday, 31 October as they stepped back in Mzansi for the first time after winning the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Springbok captain Siya Kolisi was spotted in one of his proudest moments, surrounded by a good number of South Africans as he lifted the Rugby World Cup trophy up for all of them to get a glance of it. Earlier this week, President Cyril Ramaphosa also declared 15 December as a public holiday in hounour of the South African national rugby team’s victory.
“I know that many of us want to have a holiday now to celebrate. But we should all agree that we should give our matriculants time to focus on their exams and celebrate with them afterwards, otherwise, it will disrupt their ability to focus on their most important journey, which is writing their matriculation exams and this affects close on to a million young people,” EWN quoted Ramaphosa as saying.
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