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The Kolisis enjoy well deserved family time in Miami

After a difficult two months having led South Africa’s national rugby team to a consecutive World Cup victory in the final match of the tournament, Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and his family have been spotted enjoying some well-deserved family time. 

The couple has recently begun experiencing all there is to see in the United States of America.  

 

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In multiple posts shared with their social media followers, the Bok skipper and his wife Rachel took their children Nicholas and Keziah to watch a basketball match at the popular Madison Square Garden in New York.  

Later that same evening the family went to the same venue, which was quickly transformed into an ice hockey arena. 

 

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The family was dressed in blue and red in support of their team, the New York Rangers. In one of the videos, Siya and Nick can be seen having a father-and-son moment as they celebrate a goal scored by their team. 

Rachel said that she was extremely impressed with how quickly the building was transformed within a matter of hours. 

The family later also travelled to Miami, Florida where they attended a football match at David Beckham’s Inter-Miami, a club now popular for their star player, the Argentine, Lionel Messi. 

 

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Following their national obligations, the Kolisi’s have recently relocated to France where Siya will join fellow Springbok as he starts off a new journey as a player in the Top 14 competition for the local rugby club Racing 92. 

The Springbok number 6 player has recently been welcomed by the club president and became familiar with the environment, club and its players. 

 

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Also see: WATCH: Siya Kolisi receives warm welcome at Racing92

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