'Ncaww!': Kolisi Kids Supporting Dad Siya and Singing Anthem Is Everything, Rachel Shares Cute Video

'Ncaww!': Kolisi Kids Supporting Dad Siya and Singing Anthem Is Everything, Rachel Shares Cute Video

  • In their cutest video yet, the Kolisis gave Mzansi a peek into what it looks like when the kids support their dad on match days
  • The two, Nicholas Siyamthanda and daughter Keziah, broke out in full song while watching their dad in live-action on TV
  • The little girl, who is standing alongside her older brother, can be seen giving a passionate rendition of South Africa's national anthem
  • Briefly News went down the comments to bring readers the best in reactions to the adorable clip

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In their cutest video yet, the Kolisis, courtesy of loving mom and devoted wife, Rachel, gave Mzansi a peek into what it looks like when the kids support their dad on match days.

The video was presumably taken from the Kolisi family home and shows Rachel and Siya's two children, Nicholas Siyamthanda and daughter Keziah, breaking out in full song while watching their dad in live-action on TV.

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In their cutest video yet, the Kolisis gave Mzansi a peek into what it looks like when the kids support their dad on match days. Image: @rachel_kolisi/ Instagram.
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Rachel shared the adorable clip on Monday, showing what appears to be the pre-Rugby Championship match pleasantries between South Africa and Australia at the Cbus Super Stadium in Queensland on Sunday, 12 September.

The Springboks narrowly missed out on a win, falling 28-26 to the hosts.

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The caption read:

"It’s Kezi praise and worshipping during the national anthem for me."

Seeking God's timely intervention

The little girl, who is standing alongside her older brother, can be seen giving a passionate rendition of South Africa's national anthem.

She makes sure to raise one hand above her head, waving it back and forth in a measured way as if fully immersed in praise and worship – which the caption aptly captures.

It was viewed more than 60 000 times as it became an instant hit with other patriotic Saffas.

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South Africans share cute reactions to Kolisi kids' video

Briefly News went down the comments to bring readers the best in reactions to the adorable clip.

@akhoza.travels said:

"Not Nic holding a gun singing our anthem."

@cindy_cindilz wrote:

"They are too cute, man."

@iamrafasmom shared:

"Nothing wrong. She's asking Jesus to bless our country."

@leago_lee noted:

"My fave girlie."

@zingybaby announced:

"A lesson to all of us, I think! Miss K is ahead!"

@kelsjen observed:

"She’s got all that passion."

@alexanderlaticia mentioned:

"Of course! She's trusting the Lord for that."

Mzansi reacts to video of cute girl singing gospel song

In related news, Briefly News previously reported that Mzansi's social media community was entertained by a cute young girl, who was captured singing a gospel song.

A clip of the young starlet did the rounds on Twitter. Singing a gospel tune, Wena Nkosi Uyazi, the bubbly child has left many impressed with her voice and confidence.

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The video was posted by @ChristoThurston and was a hit among his followers as it collected more than 2 000 likes.

The caption read:

"Morning made, hahaha."

Source: Briefly News

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Tshepiso Mametela (Head of Current Affairs Desk) Tshepiso Mametela is a seasoned journalist with eight years of experience writing for online and print publications. He is the current affairs Head of Desk at Briefly News. He was a news reporter for The Herald, a senior sports contributor at Opera News SA, and a reporter for Caxton Local Media’s Bedfordview and Edenvale News and Joburg East Express community titles. He has attended media workshops, including the crime and court reporting one by the Wits Justice Project and Wits Centre for Journalism in 2024. Email: tshepiso.mametela@briefly.co.za

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