Marise Pollard, the wife of Springboks fly-half Handre Pollard, shared a look inside their family vacation to Mauritius.
INSIDE HANDRE AND MARISE POLLARD’S MAURITIUS VACATION
Handre and Marise Pollard took their two kids Hunter and Isabella on vacation to the island of Mauritus. Marise took to Instagram to share a look inside their sunny family vacation. Take a look…
“Last Mauritius Dump 🤍,” she captioned the post.
Fans, friends and followers showed the pair love in the comments section of the post.
“😍😍😍😍,” wrote Rachel Kolisi, ex-wife of Springboks captain Siya Kolisi.
“So beautiful! Special times🤍🤍,” wrote demilee.moore.
“Looked amazing! We’re going at the end of the month cannot wait 😍,” wrote @jessjadeleigh.
“This looks fantastic ❤️,” wrote shays_mamma.
MARISE POLLARD ON JOURNEY OF IVF
Handre and Marise have been together for over 13 years and married for over eight years. In April 2024, the pair welcomed their first child, Hunter Andre Pollard and in October 2025, the couple welcomed their second child, Isabella Tanya Pollard. Marise previously opened up about her journey of IVF when concieving their son Hunter.
She explained that she had planned Hunter and was on top of everything but she had learnt so much when she welcomed Isabella, as a mom of two under two, schedules and expectations shifted. She also expressed that Isabella showed her magic is found in embracing chaos. Take a look…
“We planned everything to a tee. After IVF, I spent months mentally, emotionally, and spiritually preparing myself. I was determined to be organised, prepared, and on top of everything. I thought if I planned enough, motherhood would unfold exactly as I imagined,” she wrote.
“Then came Isabella…And she gently taught me one of the biggest lessons, you cannot control motherhood. She arrived and slowly chipped away at my need for perfection. The schedules,
the expectations, the pressure to have it all together. She showed me that the magic isn’t found in getting everything right, it’s found in embracing the chaos, being present in the messy moments, and sometimes simply laughing when nothing goes according to plan,” she continued.