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Siya and Rachel Kolisi divorce: South Africans heartbroken

Siya Kolisi was captain of the national team which won the World Cup in 2019, while Rachel has been a vocal advocate for women’s empowerment and social justice in South Africa.

The pair tied the knot in 2016 after four years of dating, and they have two children together. They also adopted Kolisi’s younger sister and brother after his mother died in 2009.

The couple released a joint statement on Instagram on Tuesday, saying their decision to split was mutual and amicable.

“This decision comes from a place of love, respect and understanding that this is the best path forward for both of us,” they said.

They did not give reasons for their split but acknowledged the challenges they have faced as a couple.

The pair said they would still co-parent their four children and continue to work together on their foundation that they have set up.

The Kolisis had just returned to South Africa, with Siya re-joining the Sharks in September, after he cancelled his one-year contract with French side Racing.

The pair was arguably one of South Africa’s most loved couples, with Siya often describing Rachel as his rock and biggest supporter.

Many South Africans have taken to social media to express their heartbreak over the split, with others expressing support for the duo.

“We need to take family responsibility leave tomorrow as a country. We are shattered with this news of Siya and Rachel with this divorce,” one fan posted on X.

“Their legacy as a power couple will endure, inspiring future generations,” the Times Live website reported.


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