Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and his wife, Rachel Kolisi, have announced the end of their marriage in a heartfelt message shared across social media platforms. After 11 years together, the couple revealed their decision to part ways, emphasizing that it was made with mutual respect and understanding.
In their joint statement, the Kolisis said:
“We wanted to share some important news with you. After much reflection and open conversations, we have mutually decided to end our marriage. This decision comes from a place of love, respect, and understanding that this is the best path forward for both of us.”
The couple, who have long been admired for their strong partnership both in the public eye and within their family, highlighted that their relationship as co-parents remains a top priority. They expressed their commitment to continuing to raise their children, Nicholas and Keziah, with love and care. Despite the changes in their personal relationship, the two plan to remain friends and will continue working together on the Kolisi Foundation, a charitable organization they established to drive social change in South Africa.
Siya Kolisi, who captained the South African rugby team to World Cup victory in 2019, and Rachel, a businesswoman and philanthropist, have been vocal about their shared commitment to family values and their joint efforts in addressing societal issues. Their marriage has often been celebrated for its resilience in the face of public scrutiny and the pressures of fame.
Their announcement has been met with an outpouring of support from fans and well-wishers, who have commended them for handling this difficult decision with dignity and grace.
As the Kolisi family embarks on this new chapter, their dedication to their children and the causes they support remains steadfast, reminding everyone of the love and purpose that continues to define their journey.
