Rachel Kolisi has fuelled speculation that she will support her ex-partner, Springbok captain Siya Kolisi, at the celebration of his 100th test match in Paris this weekend.
The influencer and her children are currently in the country ahead of South Africa’s game against France at the Stade de France on Saturday, 8 November.
The occasion marks the family’s return to the country that hosted the 2023 Rugby World Cup. It also comes a year after Siya and Rachel announced their marriage separation.
RACHEL KOLISI TO ATTEND SPRINGBOKS GAME IN FRANCE?
On her TikTok account, Rachel Kolisi has revealed that her family unit – her two children and Siya Kolisi’s sister Liphelo, are currently in France.
This comes as the Springboks are set to play Les Bleus on Saturday. The game would also coincide with Siya’s 100th test match appearance.
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In one clip, the influencer and philanthropist hinted that she could be attending the game after revealing four Springbok shirts.
Despite her neither confirming nor denying the rumours, followers in the comment section praised the mom-of-two for her selfless act.
Aphiwe_M: “It’s 100 caps for the Captain. The family going out there to support him. Thanks, Rachael, for supporting the father of your kids🥰🥰”
CK: “I’m glad you guys get to celebrate Siya’s milestone with him.”
Margaret: “A wonderful mom. She never deprives her kids from watching their dad play”.
SIYA AND RACHEL KOLISI IN PARIS: THE REUNION
The last time Siya and Rachel Kolisi and their family appeared together in France was during the 2023 Rugby World Cup,, when the Springboks knocked out the home country in the quarter-finals.
“Thank you, Jesus. A miracle”, she shared on Instagram alongside the family in happier times.
In another, she posted: “Love my Bok family”.”
SIYA TO MAKE 100TH TEST CAP
Siya Kolisi will be celebrating his 100th test cap this weekend, should he make the squad to play against France.
The Zwide-born star will become the ninth player in green and gold to mark the milestone.
Others include Eben Etzebeth, Victor Matfield, Bryan Habana, Tendai Mtawarira, John Smit, Jean de Villiers, Percy Montgomery, and most recently, Willie le Roux.
Etzebeth is the most capped Springbok with over 138 caps and counting.