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Briefly on MSNWhy Rachel Kolisi still uses Siya’s surname after their divorceRachel Kolisi still goes by her married name after divorcing Siya Kolisi. Experts weigh in on the legal, personal, and public ...
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Rachel Kolisi: More Than Just a Rugby Player's Wife - MSNThe country got to know Rachel as the wife of Siya Kolisi – the man who made history when he became the first black rugby captain to lead his team to victory in a World Cup. However, Rachel is ...
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Briefly on MSN“Rachel Lookalike”: SA Mistakes Blonde Woman With Siya Kolisi at Airport for Ex-wifeRugby star Siya Kolisi was seen at the airport with a blonde woman who resembled his ex-wife, businesswoman Rachel Kolisi.
Social media was sent into a frenzy after Springbok captain Siya Kolisi was spotted with a woman who looked like his ex-wife, Rachel Kolisi.
Springboks captain Siya Kolisi and his wife Rachel are ending the eight-year marriage. The couple announced their split on their separate Instagram accounts on Tuesday afternoon, saying the ...
South African rugby star Siya Kolisi and his wife Rachel have announced their divorce after more than a decade together, leaving their fans heartbroken. The two often shared their love for each ...
"Siya transcends the game of rugby – he’s a symbol of hope for so many,” explained ex-Springbok prop Tendai Mtawarira, who won the 2019 World Cup alongside Kolisi. “He came from nothing ...
Siya Kolisi, as the captain of the national rugby team, is right at the center. He’s been the embodiment of hope during a time in which many South Africans find it hard to hold on to any.
Siya Kolisi was designated a Global Advocate for Spotlight Initiative effective 1 July 2020. ... Mr. Kolisi and his wife Rachel Kolisi founded the Kolisi Foundation to alleviate extreme poverty, ...
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi speaks to CNN about his difficult upbringing in a South African township and becoming his country’s first black rugby captain.
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