Siya Kolisi's New Post-Divorce Selfie Sparks Reactions: "Rachel Took Everything"
- The South African rugby player Siya Kolisi shared a new selfie of himself post-divorce on social media
- The picture was posted on social media by the controversial blogger and gossipmonger Musa Khawula
- Many netizens flooded the comment section with their reactions to Kolisi's new picture
- Briefly News journalist Privie Kandi spoke to relationship expert Shelley Lewin about the importance of therapy after a divorce
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South African rugby player Siya Kolisi has been trending ever since he and his wife, Rachel Kolisi, announced their divorce.
Recently, a selfie of him post-divorce went viral on social media after the controversial blogger and gossipmonger Musa Khawula posted it on his Twitter (X) page, mocking him for having "ashy lips."
The image was captioned:
"Siya Kolisi shows off his ashy lips."
See the post below.
Netizens react to the picture
Many netizens on social media flooded the comment section with their reactions to Siya Kolisi's new picture. Here's what they had to say:
@ChrisEcxel102 commented:
"Yoh they even took the money he was meant to buy lip stuff with."
@RedTalent2 replied:
"You're worried about his lips, mina I'm trying to figure out which car he's driving that has red safety belts."
@sewelankoana said:
"This guy looks like he has never used Vaseline in his lifetime."
@sirboring_26 wrote:
"December, this man is gonna be a problem at the waterfront again. How must we compete with rugby money?"
@KingDon_za responded:
"Rachel took everything."
@Keneiwe15 tweeted:
"Suspect has a lot of money but doesn’t own a single lip balm."
@ThabiSoul_Deep said:
"You can see when a man is single."
@Sugartray1 shared:
"I've always been seeing sadness in his eyes, even before the divorce... He strikes me as a sad soul."
@That_Bridget1 wrote:
"He needs a body scrub from head to toe. He's too ashy."
Relationship expert on importance of therapy
Relationship coach, couple counsellor, and author of Uncomplicated Love, Shelly Lewin spoke to Briefly News about the importance of therapy when dealing with marital problems like divorce. She said:
"Professional marital support can be a transformative resource for couples navigating challenges. It provides a neutral space to explore issues, learn communication tools, and reconnect emotionally.
"Even if the marriage ultimately ends, counselling/ mediation/relationship coaching can help ensure the separation is amicable and respectful, particularly when children are involved. Seeking help early often yields the best outcomes."
What you need to know about Siya Kolisi
Siya Kolisi was born on 16 June 1991 in the Zwide township of Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape. He had a humble upbringing, once sharing with Rugby World that his favourite childhood toy was a brick. His parents were teenagers when he was born, and his mother, Phakama, tragically passed away when Kolisi was just 15. After her death, he was raised by his grandmother, Nolulamile.
Kolisi began playing rugby at seven, inspired by several family members. He joined the African Bombers junior team and played for them for five years. His talent earned him a rugby scholarship to the prestigious Grey College.
When he first arrived at Grey, he spoke only Xhosa and knew no English. A classmate, Nicholas Holton, helped him learn the language, and the two remain close friends. Holton served as Kolisi's best man at his wedding.
Kolisi’s professional career began in 2011 when he debuted for Western Province in the Vodacom Cup against the Golden Lions. In 2012, he secured a starting spot with the Stormers in Super Rugby, but a thumb injury sidelined him, causing him to miss Western Province's Currie Cup victory that season.
Siya Kolisi's ballet moves crack up Mzansi
In another story, Briefly News reported that the rugby superstar and father-of-two showed off his ballet moves while standing with his friend and rugby player, Eben Etzebeth.
Siya pulled off the moves while on the rugby field, twirling and gracefully moving as he stood between posters of his buddy. Social media users in the post's comment section shared a laugh while adoring the pair's bromance.
Source: Briefly News