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Rachel Kolisi graces the cover of BONA magazine

The cat’s out of the bag! Media personality, author and philanthropist Rachel Kolisi is gracing the May/June 2026 cover of BONA magazine.

Also see: Rachel Kolisi breaks silence with pointed message to gossipers

In the issue, she bares it all: talking about motherhood, life shifts and healing, as well as the journey to adding “author” to her many titles.

Rachel Kolisi released her book Falling Forward, a sequel to her documentary of the same title. This body of work has taken her on a country tour of press promotion, making it harder to squeeze things in her schedule that aren’t priority.

Also see: Rachel Kolisi speaks on her kids having a stepmom

Paying homage to her home province, Falling Forward’s book launch was first held in Makhanda – formerly known as Grahamstown – in the Eastern Cape.

Previously, she has opened up about a difficult period in her marriage to Springbok captain Siya Kolisi, revealing that she once had to ask for money for basic necessities after leaving her job to focus on family responsibilities.

She has also elaborated on her decision to not change her surname after after her divorce.

Don’t miss out – the magazine is currently in stores. Grab your copy for only R38.50. Call 087 550 0329 to subscribe or contact subscriptions@habarimedia.com so that you never miss an issue.

Also see: Internet reacts to Rachel Kolisi opening up about heartbreaking child abuse case

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