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‘Tried pushing my car’: Rachel Kolisi on running out of petrol, recieveing help

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Author and director Rachel Kolisi revealed that she ran out of petrol earlier this week and there was only one person who stopped to help her, via an Instagram Story on Friday 30 October.

RACHEL KOLISI RUNS OUT OF PETROL, RECIEVES HELP

Rachel Kolisi, the ex-wife of Springboks captain Siya Kolisi, revealed that she ran out of petrol earlier this week. She explained that she tried pushing her car off the road but her shoulder was not allowing her to. Then a Woolworths Dash driver stepped in to help her, who she described as an “absolute angel.” Take a look…

“I also ran out of petrol in prem traffic this week. I tried pushing my car off the road but shoulder was like sorry sis, not happening. This man on the bike was the only person to stop and help me. He works for @woolworths_sa and my goodness an absolute angel,” she wrote.

RACHEL KOLISI TO HOST FALLING FORWARD EVENT IN LONDON

Falling Forward is Rachel’s personal project exploring healing, self-discovery and rebuilding life after difficult experiences. Through a documentary, memoir and screening roadshow, she shared her journey of navigating major life changes, rediscovering her identity and learning to move forward on her own terms.

She has visited many cities in South Africa with her events and now she’s taking it to London. She teased the type of coversations to expect via a video. Take a look…

“Being a woman shouldn’t mean carrying everything and making it look easy. We’re told to be strong, to be resilient and to keep going. But it’s also okay if that weight feels too heavy sometimes. You don’t have to carry it alone,” she wrote.

“London, you’re in for a treat. These are the kinds of honest conversations you can look forward to at Falling Forward on the 19th of November 🤍,” she continued.

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