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Siya Kolisi brings the vibes at bestie’s wedding in Peru

Where there is a celebration, there is Siyamthanda Kolisi! Springbok captain Siya Kolisi has become a name synonymous with busting big dance moves, and when it comes to celebrating those, he holds closest to his heart, things are no different. 

While his presence on the rugby field was sorely missed by Sharks fans who experienced a nailbiter of a game at Hollywoodbets Kings Park stadium in Durban, the Bok leader had another important occasion to attend to. 

This weekend, one of his childhood friends, Nick Holton, tied the knot in the beautiful South American country of Peru. Nick and Siya have come a long way after having met for the first time when Siya lived at Grey High School. In fact, Siya has continuously praised Nick as being the man who taught him how to speak English – a gesture which has played an important role in solidifying their friendship. 

While social media followers were spoiled with the amount of content shared by the Bok captain on his tour through the country and showing off his Spanish speaking abilities, it was the after-party celebrations that truly raised the standard. 

 

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In a recent video shared by the father of two, Siya can be seen leading the way when it comes to entertainment by showing off some of his most impressive dance moves. As the life of the party, he later encouraged others to join, and while others were hesitant, he made sure to give himself a good time. 

 

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This has since led him to receive the nod from several others in the comment section. 

“The life of the party!” commented one person, while another wrote, “This brother is living his best life.” 

Meanwhile, this is not the first time Siya’s dance moves have gone viral. Most would remember that during his marriage to Rachel, the rugby star would often provide his estranged wife with lessons on finding her rhythm. 

 

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Also see: Cape Town welcomes two Springbok matches in 2025

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