“Gorgeous Girl”: Steven Kitshoff and Wife Aimee Share Stunning Vacation Moments From Mykonos
- Steven Kitshoff, forced into early retirement after a neck injury, is on holiday with his wife Aimee in Mykonos
- Aimee shared stunning holiday snaps on Instagram, drawing warm reactions from fans, including Rachel Kolisi
- Kitshoff bows out of rugby as one of the most decorated Springbok props, with 83 caps and two Rugby World Cup titles
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Springboks legend Steven Kitshoff is currently enjoying a vacation in Mykonos, Greece, with his wife Aimee.
The 33-year-old prop forward was forced to retire from rugby earlier this year after a significant neck injury cut short his illustrious career.
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Kitshoff sustained the injury during a Currie Cup match and underwent surgery last year. Unfortunately, his recovery did not progress as hoped, and a neurosurgeon advised that returning to play could lead to serious complications. Faced with that reality, he decided to hang up his boots.
The Kitshoffs leave netizens in awe with stunning vacay pictures
Kitshoff and Aimee, who tied the knot in December 2018, shared stunning holiday snaps on 15 September 2025, with Aimee posting the photos on Instagram. Fans and friends flooded the comments section with admiration for the couple’s getaway.
Among the many reactions were:
@hopemort:
“Stunning, Aimes.”
@annerine:
“You are glowing from head to toe, Queen.”
@sasha:
"This is truly gorgeous"
@caitli:
“Gorgeous girl.”
@claire:
“Super photo, Aime.”
@amanda:
“Okay, so you are stunning.”
Even Rachel, the ex-wife of Springboks captain Siya Kolisi, joined in, leaving a reaction on the post.
Go through the pictures of Kitshoff's gorgeous vacation in Greece:
Kitshoff's rich rugby career
Kitshoff left behind a remarkable legacy in South African rugby. Since making his Test debut against Ireland in 2016, he became a cornerstone of the Springbok pack, earning 83 caps.
He played pivotal roles in South Africa’s Rugby World Cup triumphs in 2019 and 2023, the British & Irish Lions series win in 2021, and the Stormers’ United Rugby Championship title victory in 2022.
His rugby journey began with success in the junior ranks, as he lifted the World Rugby U20 Championship with the Junior Springboks in 2012. At the senior level, he became the second most-capped Springbok prop in history, behind only Tendai Mtawarira.
His formidable front-row partnership with Frans Malherbe and Malcolm Marx remains one of the most feared in world rugby, with the trio starting 17 Tests together.
Fittingly, both of Kitshoff’s international tries came in away fixtures against Italy, in 2017 and 2022, symbolic of his ability to deliver on the global stage.
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Kitshoff gives advice to Erasmus
Kitshoff, who reunited with the Boks in their last match in Cape Town in August, spoke on The Game Time podcast and advised Springboks head coach Rassie Erasmus about the importance of adjusting the team’s approach.
He noted that the Springboks don’t normally make mistakes and usually put teams under pressure through scrummaging, mauling, tactical kicking, and defensive pressure.
However, he added that the team had recently adopted a more expansive style, which had led to a few costly errors.
Malcolm Marx meets a young cancer survivor after the Boks win
Briefly News previously reported that Springbok Malcolm Marx touched hearts when he met a young fan who had overcome cancer.
The emotional encounter took place on Saturday, 13 September, at Sky Stadium in Wellington, following the Boks’ historic 43-10 win over the All Blacks.
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