What the Faf: Boks player meets Prince Harry wearing only underpants
- Faf de Klerk met the Duke of Sussex clad in his undies
- The Boks scrumhalf has been up to hilarious antics since winning the trophy
- Social media users adore him and have dubbed him a December mood
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Faf de Klerk has been trending on social media for being an absolute mood. The Boks player has been celebrating the team's win in the most outrageous ways. His latest hilarious stunt was meeting Prince Harry wearing nothing but proudly South African undies.
The team's scrumhalf has been in a partying mood since South Africa triumphed over England and claimed the 2019 Rugby World Cup (RWC) on Saturday.
When Prince Harry went to congratulate the team in their dressing room, Faf was waiting for him in his patriotic undies.
Mzansi social media users loved the party boy's carefree nature and have decided to make him the poster boy for this year's December.
Twitter user Sbu_mthembu said:
"They must make a calendar with these pics, and #fafdeklerk should be December."
Lungelo_Doobeh said:
"#fafdeklerk is the South African version of Stifler."
AngieDaSilva01 said:
"Can we all just agree that this kid deserves his own meme page. He's a whole mood. Strutting his badself around the locker room & right up to Prince Harry like 'Sup bra, lekker game!' SA needs to get behind the expressions 'I don't give a Faf' & 'Fearless as Faf'. #fafdeklerk"
OhitsThabang said:
"One day #fafdeklerk is gonna tell his grandchildren about the day he met Prince Harry in his underwear"
Smelli_melly said:
"Legendary!! Meeting Prince Harry in this, err, attire. And to finish the ensemble, perhaps white socks with crocs/slippers??"
Briefly.co.za previously reported that the nation is still riding the high from Saturday's victory at the Rugby World Cup final. The Bokke will be setting foot on home soil again and the dates for their victory lap have been revealed.
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Source: Briefly News
