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📰 News13 March 2026·2 min read·

Rachel Kolisi's viral admission: 'I had to ask permission for money' in Siya marriage

Source: newzimbabwe

Rachel Kolisi, philanthropist and author, revealed in a candid interview that she had to ask permission for money during her marriage to rugby star Siya Kolisi, a comment that went viral on social media. The admission came during her South African tour promoting her documentary 'Falling Forward'. The story has drawn widespread attention across southern Africa in March 2026.

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