Siya Kolisi’s girlfriend, Rachel John, is accused of disrespecting his ex-wife, Rachel Kolisi, with a shady TikTok video.
The 25-year-old Duch influencer has been romantically linked to the Springbok captain, after spending time together on vacations and at each other’s homes.
SIYA KOLISI’S GIRLFRIEND SHADES HIS EX?
Over the past week, Siya Kolisi’s name has been trending on social media after his ex-wife shared details of their marriage and separation relating to her book and documentary launch, both titled Falling Forward.
In an interview with Anele Mdoda on 947, Rachel revealed that she had been forced to ask Siya for “permission” to purchase basic toiletries. This came at a time when Rachel was unemployed and caring for her newborn son and Siya’s siblings.
Siya – who previously confessed to spending much of his cash on booze, parties, and strip clubs – was accused of “financial abuse” by social media users.
Rachel also revealed why she would never change her surname – leading many to claim that Siya’s new girlfriend, who shares the same name as his ex – would never be recognised as Rachel Kolisi, should they marry in the future.
Amid the commentary, John posted a TikTok that many perceived as disrespectful toward Siya’s ex.
In it, she lip-synced the phrase: “Always remember that you are the prize”.
In the comments section, social media users questioned John’s timing of the TikTok.
Cathy: “Some arrogance in this message.”
Karin: “The prize – stealing another woman’s man? Nah, disappointed in you.”
Yellowvest0: “Did you also need to ask him permission to post this?”
@racheljohnie You are the prize ladies
WILL RACHEL MOVE ON TOO?
Meanwhile, Rachel Kolisi revealed that she is happily single following her divorce from Siya Kolisi.
The mother-of-two shared that “moving on” for her did not equate to finding a romantic partner.
She said: “I’m good by myself. I don’t think I’ve ever been better by myself”.
She added, “That needs to be a conversation on its own. Just the fact that, why is it considered moving on only when you’re with somebody else? And why is your value only attached when you’re with someone else?”