Bongi Mbonambi: Springboks Superstar Flaunts Beautiful Wife, Brands Her a Champion

Bongi Mbonambi has flaunted his wife, thanking her for her role in his life

The Springboks superstar celebrated the 2023 Rugby World Cup title with her right on the pitch

He was alleged to have racially abused England’s Tom Curry, but he seems to have moved on

Rugby World Cup champion Bongi Mbonambi has flaunted his beautiful wife, Anastacia, as he continues to celebrate the prestigious title.

South Africa managed a 12-11 victory over New Zealand in a highly entertaining final in Paris to retain the title.

Mbonambi was alleged to have racially abused Tom Curry during last month’s Rugby World Cup semi-final, but he seems to have moved on.

According to him, the situation arose because Curry failed to realise he was speaking Afrikaans, a common practice among the Springboks to ensure opponents do not understand their messages.

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However, the 32-year-old took to social media to celebrate his beautiful wife, thanking her for her role in his life.

The star also thanked South African fans for rallying around the Springboks during the tournament. He wrote on Instagram:

“Still taking it all in… thank you Mzansi. But here is to my beautiful wife, the true champion of the family. Thank you for being an amazing wife and an awesome mom.

“You have seen me at my best and at my worst , and still you always by my side. Thank you, Esa and I love you.”

And followers have taken to the comment section to congratulate the couple. One said:

“Thank you Stacy for sharing this man with all of us!”

Another added:

“Thank you beautiful family for giving yourselves to South Africa.”

A third wrote:

“Yoh your wife is sooo gorgeous!!!”

Vermeulen announces retirement

Sports Brief earlier reported that Springboks superstar Duane Vermeulen has officially called time on his illustrious career after helping his country to the 2023 Rugby World Cup title.

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The 37-year-old former captain will be retiring from the sport after an incredible career which spanned 76 tests and more than 11 seasons.

Vermeulen featured in over 100 games in the green and gold, having started 68 of his Tests in the No. 8 jersey.