Springbok captain Siya Kolisi‘s wife Rachel has explained her decision to keep the pair’s children off social media, claiming fame was getting “too much” and affecting their lives.
The star has made a noticeable effort to avoid posting her children on social media and, when she does, she hides their faces. When quizzed about it on social media recently, Rachel explained her reasons for the decision.
It was just getting too much. They started getting stopped and asked to take pictures and they didn’t like it,” she said in an Instagram Stories Q&A session.
She explained that they could hardly walk around in public any more. We couldn’t walk around in public without being recognised. We didn’t have privacy any more so I decided to just stop posting them,” she added. Still, she couldn’t help but gush over her little family and recently started taking them to gym with her.
She explained that she decided to let them work with her to encourage them to pick up healthy hobbies and spend quality time together. I love having them all together so much,” she added in an Instagram post of them all working out together recently.
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Source: Timeslive
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