1. HARRIET CANE – ALL BLACKS FIRST LADY
All Blacks captain Sam Cane is married to Harriet Cane. The pair tied the knot in a lavish ceremony overlooking Lake Wanaka after four years of dating. Sam met Harriet in a Hamilton pub in 2015, according to the New Zealand Herald.

 

The pair welcomed their first child in May 2022.2. HANNAH BARRETT – WIFE TO BEAUDEN BARRETT
Beauden Barrettt married influencer Hannah after five years together in Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf in 2019. The pair have two daughters together named Billie and Coco.3. SASKIA SAVEA – WIFE TO ARDIE SAVEA
Ardie Savea married businesswoman Saskia in 2019 after almost 10 years of dating. The couple now have three children together – Keeon, Kobe and Kove.4. NIKI RETALLICK – WIFE TO BROAD RETALLICK
Brodie Retallick is married to nurse Niki Thompson. The pair tied the knot in 2015 after dating for years. The Retallick’s welcomed three children together – Sienna, Frankie and a baby boy, who prematurely passed away in 2017.5. SARA COLES – WIFE TO DANE COLES
Dane Coles is married to expert relationship manager Sarah. The pair have three sons together.MEET THE SPRINGBOKS WAGS
1. RACHEL KOLISI – SPRINGBOKS FIRST LADY
The Springboks “first lady” is Rachel Kolisi, wife of Springboks captain Siya Kolisi. The pair, who met at a dinner party in Stellenbosch, Westerm Cape in 2012, got hitched in 2016. The loving couple have two children together — Nicholas (9) and Keziah (6).

Rachel has a whopping 374k followers on Instagram.

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2. ANLIA ETZEBETH
Eben Etzebeth married singer and actress Anlia at the La Paris estate in Franschhoek, Western Cape in February this year. Anlia and Eben met in Melkbosstrand, a coastal village north of Cape Town, in October 2021 – according to The Citizen.

Anlia has a total of 115k followers on Instagram.

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3. MARISE POLLARD
Marise Pollard is the wife of fly-half Handre Pollard. The pair reportedly began dating in 2013 and tied the knot in 2017 at the Cavalli Estate, Cape Winelands.

Marise has 83.3k Instagram followers.

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4. LAYLA KOLBE
Layla Kolbe is the wife of Cheslin Kolbe. The pair have been together since 2013 and met at the DHL Newlands stadium. The pair have three children. Layla has 81.3k followers on Instagram.

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5. MINE DE KLERK
Faf de Klerk married his fiancée Miné van Niekerk at La Paris Estate in Franschhoek in October 2022. The pair have been together for a total of six years.

The pair met through mutual friends back in 2015 and Miné reportedly invited him to a wedding thereafter. Their love grew over the years. Faf proposed to Miné in May 2022.

Springboks stars Eben Etzebeth, and RG Snyman danced with fans before the World Cup final.

The Springboks are facing the All Blacks in the final, and the emotions are increasing.

 

With that in mind, most Springboks fans are worried about the form their team has shown in past matches.

They snatched wins against France and England, but even the coach demanded more in the final.

On the other side, the All Blacks are oozing with confidence and are playing exceptionally well.With such an important match ahead, Springboks star Eben Etzebeth found some time to dance and sing with fans.

Sharing on their Instagram, rugbysmacks enjoyed his vibes.EBEN ETZEBETH DANCES WITH FANS AHEAD OF THE SPRINGBOKS’ FINAL
The talented lock had made many headlines in the past few days.

He was named among some of the best players in the world, and his performance against France did not go unnoticed either.

Eben has proved to be a key player for the Springboks on the pitch, but what about off it?

He showed that he is a great human being as he cheered fans, giving them more energy ahead of the final.

He sang and danced with them and also had time to take pictures.

It was an excellent time for the fans who met him as they continued singing and dancing joyfully.

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MZANSI REACTS
As Eben Etzebeth sang and danced with fans ahead of the Springboks All Blacks final, fans loved it.

“I loved how RG tried shying away… but his height just gives him away!”

“Amazing thank you Springboks for giving our nation something special as always ❤️ nest of luck boks”

“These guys are super tall damn. You only realize it even they not in the Rugby field 😂”

“They should have screamed Elizbeth when they saw him 😂😂”

“Damn can it be Rugby world cup everyday…. Proudly South African♥️❤️

“Rugby 🏉 brings South African people together….so united… please translate this love and unity into your politics…..”

“Emotional ish this is. Our country has gone through a lot to see this beautiful happening ❤️🇿🇦”

The story of Springbok star flyhalf Elton Jantjies is nothing short of a captivating rollercoaster ride.

In 2019, Jantjies soared to prominence as a crucial part of South Africa’s triumphant World Cup-winning team.

His extraordinary journey since then has been marked by startling twists and turns.

 

ELTON JANTJIES: FOR THE LOVE OF RUGBY
Elton’s connection to rugby was not merely coincidental; it was ingrained in his DNA. He was raised in a family where rugby was more than just a sport; it was a way of life. The Jantjies household echoed with tales of triumph and tribulations on the rugby pitch.

Elton Jantjies’s father, Jan Boland Coetzee, was a renowned rugby figure, and his uncle, Andre Jantjies, had donned the prestigious green and gold jersey as a former Springbok according to RugbyPass.

ELTON JANTJIES AND THE GOLDEN LIONS
Jantjies’ talent began to shine through during his youth career with the Golden Lions. There he showcased his playmaking abilities and composure under pressure. These performances did not go unnoticed, and he earned the opportunity to represent South Africa at the U20 level.

As Elton Jantjies continued to impress with his skilful displays in domestic rugby, he received his long-awaited call-up to the senior national team, the Springboks. The road to his international debut was paved with consistent excellence and an unyielding commitment to his craft.

It was not just his prowess but also his ability to orchestrate the game and elevate his team’s performance that caught the selectors’ attention.

LEGAL BATTLES AND SCANDALS
In 2022, Elton Jantjies faced threats from menacing individuals, who, he believed, were seeking payment for an unpaid fee. This fee was owed to his former agent. The legal battle left him fearing for his safety and forced him to seek protection.

The drama didn’t stop there. Elton Jantjies then became a tabloid sensation when news broke of his affair with the team dietician, Zeenat Simjee.

Private investigators began tailing his every move. All this made the player the centre of a media frenzy.

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South African music DJ and producer Prince Kaybee has angered a number of Springboks fans ahead of the Rugby World Cup final in France.

 

The defending champions are looking to make it two in a row when they fave New Zealand on Saturday, 28 October, at the Stade de France at 21:00.However, Prince Kaybee, is hoping that the All Blacks be Crown the Rugby World Cup champions.

“As an All Blacks supporter this is the first time we coming in as the underdog, this time from the haka to the final whistle it will be chaos and I love it,” he wrote.

Asked why the All Blacks in particular, Prince Kaybee replied: “I support the All Blacks because of their style of play, adaptive planning with sheer brilliance of ‘ball in hand’ and the support they show the ball carrier is exceptional. I’m just not into kick rugby. Sorry if my preference offends you.”The Banomoya hitmaker also shared that this is not the first ime he’s supported the All Blacks against the Springboks.

“I just go about my life as normal and congratulate the team that won just like previous times the Springboks have won against the All Blacks, its not that deep,” he said when asked if he celebrates when the Boks win.