Siya Kolisi and his family are settling into their new home in France, with the Bok captain’s film also set to make its debut in Paris.
The Kolisi’ seem to have settled in nicely at their new home in Paris, even enjoying fun outings around the city as a family.
Finding themselves in a new city thousands of miles away from their loved ones, Rachel has kept cute updates on her social media, putting many of their followers at ease as some have shared their understanding of the strain that relocation can cause on the family. Rachel and Siya’s move came after the first black Springbok captain signed with Paris’s Racing 92 rugby team earlier this year on a deal that is set commence after the Rugby World Cup up to the end of the 2026 season.
Doing amazing work as the Siya Kolisi Foundation, Rachel shared that Siya’s film Rise: The Siya Kolisi Story is to make its debut in Paris. Taking to her social media to share the news, Rachel shared a photo of their first screening of the film in Zwide, a township situated in the Eastern Cape’s Gqeberha.“I can’t believe that a few months ago we were sitting at the very first screening of Rise: The Siya Kolisi Story in Zwide, the community where Siya grew up.
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