A stunning Rachel Kolisi stepped out at the Sport Industry Awards in Johannesburg with a good-looking “plus one,” who was NOT her soon-to-be ex-husband, Siya Kolisi.
The influencer and philanthropist was invited to receive the Sport Lifetime Community Award for her charity work through the Kolisi FOundation.
Despite recently going their separate ways, Rachel and Siya – who started the foundation in 2020 – have vowed to continue their work in disadvantaged areas around South Africa.
RACHEL KOLISI REVEALS ‘FOREVER PLUS ONE’
In her latest Instagram post, Rachel Kolisi shared a look at her evening out at the Sport Industry Awards.
The 34-year-old won the Sport Lifetime Community Award for her work in the Kolisi Foundation.
Founded with Siya in 2020, the organisation’s mission is to “help communities thrive” and “bring about systemic change by creating safe spaces through sport and education, addressing gender-based violence, and contributing to food security.”
In her post, Rachel shared pictures of her glamorous look, which included an off-shoulder evening gown from the upcycling company Style Rotate. The blonde bombshell paired it with stylish metallic stilettos. The mother of two’s makeup and hair were styled to perfection.
She posted: “The last time I received an award was my matric prize giving! Incredibly grateful.
“And there is no way it would have happened without my @kolisi_foundation team, who are the most committed and hard-working people I’ve ever met.”
She added: “Thank you, #SIA2024. It was an amazing night! I’m honored to have been there.
Rachel Kolisi also shared a pic of her “forever plus one” – her brother Joel Smith.
Like Rachel, Joel – a sports agent – is heavily involved in the work of the Kolisi Foundation. Joel is married to retired Olympic swimmer Tatjana Smith.
WHO ARE HER SIBLINGS?
Rachel Kolisi shares a special bond with her only brother, Joel Smith, and her three sisters, who live around the world.
Rachel’s lookalike sisters are Human Resources executive Hannah Tagicakibau, who is married to New Zealand-born rugby player Sailosi Tagicakibua. Then there is interior designer Tabitha Parkin, who is based in Cape Town; and Sarah Kispert, who lives in the US.
Images via Instagram:
@jcsmith7
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