“The Real Housewives of Durban” stars turned out in full force to support the Springboks as they secured a convincing 43-0 victory over Wales in their Nations Championship clash at Kings Park Stadium in Durban on Saturday, July 18.
Businesswoman and philanthropist Sorisha Naidoo and fellow cast member Jojo Robinson were among the high-profile supporters spotted enjoying the electric atmosphere with their families.
Naidoo shared a carousel of photos on Instagram from the match, showing her dressed in a green and gold Springbok jersey alongside her loved ones.
“Thanks @shantanr & @shalimarreddy for hosting us last night. The score though 🤣🤣,” she captioned the post.
Robinson also gave her followers a glimpse into the match-day experience, posting a series of photos with her husband Calven Robinson, as they soaked up the atmosphere at the packed stadium.
“Well done @bokrugby. Nothing unites us like our rugby team and Sister Bettina 😭🤌,” she wrote.
In another post, Robinson praised the unmatched energy of South African rugby supporters.
“Say what you want about our country, but SOUTH AFRICAN VIBES ARE UNMATCHED!!!!!!! Last night’s game 🤤😭😭😭😭 Congratulations Team… you had to be there to see this. Because what was THAAAAATTTT. Clock everything,” she wrote.
Kings Park Stadium was filled with passionate Springbok fans as South Africa delivered another dominant performance in the inaugural Nations Championship.
The 2026 Nations Championship is a new biennial international men’s rugby union competition designed to unify the global rugby calendar into one competitive league.
The tournament features the 6 Six Nations teams, the 4 Rugby Championship nations, as well as Fiji and Japan.
The Springboks have enjoyed an impressive home campaign, completing a clean sweep against their northern hemisphere opponents.
Their winning run began with a 45-21 victory over England at Ellis Park on July 4, followed by a 42-28 win over Scotland at Loftus Versfeld on July 11, before finishing with a commanding 43-0 triumph over Wales in Durban on July 18.
