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Siya and Rachel Kolisi joke around in couples Q&A

South Africans have been in stitches, watching as Mzansi’s favourite couple Siya and Rachel Kolisi joke around in a promotional clip for a computer brand.

In the clip, the Springbok captain and his wife answer questions about each other and get hilarious, as they jokingly troll each other.

The two poke fun at each other about everything – from Rachel’s fashion sense to Siya’s attempt at a movie stunt, which landed him in hospital.

“Rachel, your fashion sense is so bad, even your laundry basket is afraid of you!,” he teases Rachel.

He also makes fun of his wife’s competitive nature and her rather “questionable” dance moves, adding that he is alway laughing at her.

It’s then Rachel’s turn to troll her hubby, when asked what her Siya is most afraid of.

“Sharks, spiders, cockroaches, dogs and probably fish,” she says.

Rachel also shares that her husband once “landed in hospital” attempting to do a “movie stunt” to impress her. Rachel is in stitches as she relays the incident, while Siya chips, in telling his own version of events.

Compiled by Olwethu Mpeshe 

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