"I Owe It All to Myself": Rachel Kolisi Opens Up in Emotional Video Reflecting on 2024

"I Owe It All to Myself": Rachel Kolisi Opens Up in Emotional Video Reflecting on 2024

  • Businesswoman and philanthropist Rachel Kolisi shared a TikTok video showing some of the events that occurred in her life this year
  • The mother-of-two shared moments of happiness and sadness in the emotional video
  • Many social media users posted words of encouragement and love after watching the clip
Rachel Kolisi showed what happened to her in 2024.
Rachel Kolisi shared an emotional video of her eventful 2024. Images: @rachelkolisi
Source: TikTok

Rachel Kolisi experienced both highs and lows in 2024, navigating the challenges and triumphs in the public eye. In an emotional video, she shared a heartfelt reflection on the events that shaped her year, offering a glimpse into her personal journey.

Rachel Kolisi's 2024 wrapped

Taking to her TikTok account, the mother-of-two shared a video montage of some of the things that happened in her life, which included travelling with her and Siya Kolisi's kids, Nicholas and Keziah, her fitness journey, and moments of tears.

One of the quotes she added to the post read:

"2024 is very personal. I owe myself a lot."

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Watch the TikTok video below:

SA shows Rachel Kolisi love

Hundreds of social media users who watched the video hurried to the comment section to express their thoughts about what they had seen and who they did not see in the post.

@thokomabizela shared words of encouragement with Rachel:

"The ironic thing about life is it is during our hardest times that we are able to realise how amazing and powerful we are. You got this, babe. It's a season where you meet you and love you completely."

@sindy5749 told the philanthropist:

"Rachel, do you know how precious you are to the whole of South Africa? You don't belong to the Kolisi family alone but to all of us. You're our treasure, our pride and joy."

@zeesfinds wrote in the comment section:

"Heal and move on. Life has lots to give once we learn the power of letting go."

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@sindiswamathe added positivity to the post, writing:

"You and your babies are going to be alright."

@butterfly.child stated in the comments:

"Sending you loads of hugs."

A heartbroken @yamkeladamoyi said:

"Siya Kolisi has really lost."

What you need to know about Rachel Kolisi

Rachel Kolisi, born on 2 June 1990, is 34 years old as of 2024. She was raised in Grahamstown and comes from a tight-knit family. Her brother, Joel Smith, is a sports agent married to retired swimmer Tatjana Smith. Rachel has three sisters, including Hannah Tagicakibau, a human resources executive married to rugby player Sailosi Tagicakibua, Tabitha Parkin, an interior designer in Cape Town, and Sarah Kispert, who lives in the United States.

After completing her primary school education in Grahamstown, Rachel’s family moved to Cape Town, where she finished high school and pursued a Bachelor of Science in Event Management at university. Rachel began her career as a marketing executive in Cape Town before transitioning into professional event management. She later left her career when she married Siya Kolisi.

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  • Two weeks ago, Rachel hopped onto an aeroplane with her kids and Siya's sister and headed to Australia to spend time with her siblings.
  • Rachel seemingly threw shade at what happened in her life this year and shared what she hoped to gain in 2025 in an Instagram Stories post.
  • Before the family's trip to Australia, Rachel complained about waiting for hours at Home Affairs.

Source: Briefly News

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Jade Rhode (Human Interest Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News, telling the tales of the community. After her studies, Jade worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, please email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za