Springboks captain Siya Kolisi’s son has shown his support for a French football team.

More than often, SIya Kolisi has shown that he was a big Liverpool supporter.

 

When Siya shared pictures of putting on his Liverpool shirt, many fans asked him to take it off.

“Take that Liverpool kak off 😢”

He even visited the Liverpool training ground a few years ago and had time with the players.

Surprisingly, his son is not a Liverpool fan but a die-hard Paris Saint-Germain F.C. fan.

He showed his love for PSG several times by wearing their home jersey.

Indeed, it would be a dream if Rachel Kolisi could make him visit the PSG game to see his idols.

A few days ago, he also showed his love for football when he trained with Rachel.

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SPRINGBOKS CAPTAIN SIYA KOLISI’S SON SUPPORTS A FRENCH TEAM
Besides wearing his PSG jersey, Siya Kolisi’s son also showed his love for football.

He went out training with his mother and sister, and Rachel spoke about it as a reward for her kids’ resilience.

“So many changes over the last while, and they’ve been such champs,” she said.

“I learn so much from how kind and resilient they are, and I’m so grateful that they’re part of my team forever. ❤️” she continued.

South African musician and sister to famous artist Kelly Khumalo, Zandie is always up to something. She has a feisty personality and appears to love making people talk. She first shocked South Africans with her behaviour and statements during the Senzo Meyiwa trial and now she has taken to social media to play a prank on her followers.

In the comment section, her followers laughed out loud as they discussed her mischievous ways.

ZANDIE KHUMALO GETS FANS GOING WITH IG POST
Zandile “Zandie” Khumalo has a outgoing personality and loves living life on the trending lists.

For years now she has been making headlines and doesn’t seem to mind — even when most of those headlines pertain to the murder of late soccer star Senzo Meyiwa.

This week, she had people talking after she shared what first appeared to be a worrisome post about her marriage.

 

 

 

Zandie Khumalo
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“This is a post I’ve been avoiding and postponing, but sometimes we have to confront reality. My husband and I are no longer as we used to be,” she started off by saying.

This left many concerned until they read the rest of the post:

We are closer than ever; our son will turn 2 in 4 days. Love continues to grow, even though it takes different forms. “Thank you so much, Mnguni, for everything you mean to me. I appreciate your unwavering promises that make you a true man of commitment. Now, I can happily endorse your CV, Mamncane,” she wrote.

South African model Basetsana Kumalo was crowned Miss SA in 1994, making her the first Miss SA to be crowned in democracy following the end of apartheid… where is she now?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHO IS BASETSANA KUMALO?
Basetsana Kumalo was crowned Miss SA in 1994 making her the first Miss SA to be crowned in the democracy. She then went on to become the Miss World first runner up that same year.

The beauty queen has a history with beauty pageants as she also held the titles of Miss Soweto and Miss Black South Africa at the age of 16. So, her modelling career began back in 1990. She went on to study at the University of Venda and Damelin.

The former Miss SA married Romeo Kumalo, an executive at Vodacom, who previously worked as a broadcaster – according to Briefly. The pair have three children together – Nkosinathi Gabriel, uShaka Kgositsile Emmanuel, and Bontle ba Morena Jasmine (Gift of God) Kumalo (2014).

WHERE IS FIRST MISS SA IN DEMOCRACY NOW?
Following her reign as Miss SA, Basetsana ventured into the TV industry and became a host on Top Billing. She is also a businesswoman, she is the President of the Business Women’s Association of South Africa.

The beauty queen also acquired Tawana shares for her company Pro Direct 189 and is a board member of several companies such as Morongwa Investment Holdings, Tactic Group Limited, Unipalm Investment Holdings Vhangana Energy Resources, SME Financial Holdings Limited and more. She also launches clothing and cosmetic lines.

In a video she shared on the social media platform, the beauty queen sent a stern warning to people who post insensitive comments about her personal life.

“If you post any comment on my page alluding to pregnancy, I’m going to block you — and I hope other people also block people who [make] inappropriate comments.

 

 

 

 

 

“As women, our bodies go through so much. So no, Jennifer, I’m not hiding my pregnancy or pregnant — I’m bloated because I’m on my period, because that’s what happens to women and you as a woman should understand that.”

She also advised invasive people to wait for people to announce their pregnancies should they be pregnant.

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‘FEELING EXTREMELY OVERWHELMED’
Last week, the former Jacaranda FM presenter – who is married to Dr Musa Mthombeni – opened up about her anxiety.

Sharing a rare makeup-free image of herself revealing her puffy red eyes, Liesl said she had been crying because she felt extremely overwhelmed.

“I woke up before 6 this morning feeling extremely overwhelmed by everything. I don’t know if it’s the last quarter of the year push or just general anxiety to ‘kill it’ at everything,” she began.

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Liesl said that she was triggered by the Barbie movie as the film highlighted the societal standards that women are expected to conform to.

Quoting Gloria’s (America Ferrera) monologue in the movie, she wrote: “We have to always be extraordinary, but somehow we’re always doing it wrong. You have to be thin, but not too thin. And you can never say you want to be thin. You have to say you want to be healthy, but also you have to be thin.”

The monologue also highlights the pressures of motherhood, sisterhood and answering for “men’s bad behavior.”

Liesl said that she relates with many different parts of the monologue.

“I’ve come to accept that some days will really just give you a moerse punch in the gut. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I show up 100% for work, gym, family time etc so today I’m showing up 100% to my crying session. Tomorrow? We shall see what tomorrow brings. We trust God for the joy he brings in the mornin

Samukele Mkhize is a South African media personality who is currently well-known as Khwezi because of the role she has been given to play on Skeem Saam. Before that, we all knew Samukele from Isibaya which has now come to an end as Mabuyi. On screen, Khwezi plays the role of being an evil woman who is the girlfriend of Lehasa. She is suspected to be dating Lehasa because of all his wealth as she wants to have access to all his money and business. Khwezi’s intention is not to only benefit for herself but her family too. She has fought against Lehasa and Pretty’s relationship until it came to an end. The viewers and fans of Skeem Saam has always loved Pretty’s and Lehasa’s relationship and so they started hating Khwezi after she brought their

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

relationship to a halt. You perhaps also do hate Khwezi on screen but might love her in real life. Samukele Mkhize comes from a god-fearing family in real life which causes her to be dignified in real life. Her grandparents were both pastors who created a culture of loving God and fearing God in her. Samukele believes in telling people about God and drawing people closer to him. She is a song writer and singer who believes in healing people’s broken hearts with her angelic voice. Her singing gift emanates from her own mother who was also gifted in singing and sang in churches. Samukele is also a motivational speaker who had a tough upbringing and therefore believes in encouraging people who come from uncomfortable situations. She is a very optimistic person who never allows adversities to bring her down. Samukele has a heart for giving to the less fortunate who come from disadvantaged families that are also despised in communities. She says she understands and knows how it feels not to have access to enough food and clothes. To those she has given to, they have shared that they love that she does not take pictures of herself giving them food but she does it out of love.Sources: