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Siya Kolisi brings kids to Sharksfest

Posted on January 12, 2026
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Springboks captain Siya Kolisi brought his two kids Nicholas and Keziah to The Sharks vs The Vodacom Bulls match, which took place at the Hollywoodbets Kings Park Stadium on Saturday 20 December.

SIYA KOLISI BRINGS KIDS TO SHARKSFEST

The Sharks sunk their teeth into the Vodacom Bulls as they defeated the Pretoria-based team 14-12 at the Hollywoodbets Kings Park Stadium on Saturday 20 December. Siya Kolisi, who returned to The Sharks last year and is now based in Durban, shared photos from the match including a photo of him bringing his kids onto the field.

“About last night ❤️ @sharksrugby 🖤🤍,” he wrote.

The Springboks captain shares his two kids Nicholas (11) and Keziah (9) with his estranged wife Rachel Kolisi. Siya and Rachel were married for eight years before announcing their split in October 2024. This was shortly after Siya, Rachel and their two kids returned to South Africa after living in Paris, France for a year, as Siya joined Paris-based rugby team Racing 92.

RACHEL KOLISI ENJOYS EARLY CHRISTMAS WITH KIDS

Rachel hinted that their kids with be spending Christmas with Siya this year, as she revealed she celebrated an early Christmas with them. In the post, Rachel revealed that she also celebrated with Siya’s two siblings, who the former married couple legally adopted when they were younger.

She expressed that she was grateful to have all four of her “children” there with her, along with her brother Joel Smith and sister-in-law, olympic swimmer Tatjana Smith.

“Christmas 2025 ❤️. We celebrated a few days earlier this year, the kids are leaving tomorrow. So grateful I had all 4 together for the day!” she wrote.

“Hope you all have a beautiful time celebrating this festive season,” she continued.

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