"He Who Finds a Wife Finds a Good Thing": Springbok Vincent Tshituka Shares Emotional Wedding Video

• Springbok star Vincent Tshituka recently married Katlego Monare in a heartfelt ceremony surrounded by close friends and family
• The couple’s wedding clip, shared on Instagram, shows an emotional Tshituka tearfully waiting at the altar as rain blessed their vows
• Tshituka, a former refugee from the DRC, reflected on his journey from hardship to Springbok debut and marriage, calling it a ‘blessing'

Springbok rugby star Vincent Tshituka has shared heartfelt moments from his recent wedding to long-time partner Katlego Monare, giving fans a deeper glimpse into their special day.

The couple tied the knot in an intimate ceremony attended by close family and friends, where they exchanged vows in the rain, an emotional moment Tshituka described as a blessing.

In a touching Instagram post, the 26-year-old shared a video from the ceremony, including the moment he tearfully awaited his bride at the altar.

“He who finds a wife finds a good thing,” he says to the camera, capturing the emotional weight of the occasion.

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The clip features the newlyweds embracing, laughing, and celebrating surrounded by loved ones. The post was simply captioned: “The blessing.”

Tshituka's Congolese born but recently naturalised

Tshituka, born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, arrived in South Africa as a child refugee in 2002 after his family fled politically motivated violence. He began playing rugby at the University of Johannesburg, having never attended a rugby-playing school.

Last month, he made his long-awaited Springbok debut alongside his brother, Emmanuel Tshituka, in a Test match against Italy at Loftus Versfeld Stadium. This milestone came after he completed his South African citizenship earlier this year.

“The more difficult your background, the more you appreciate the opportunities life presents,” Vincent told reporters before his debut.

“Saturday is going to be an extraordinarily special day for me and my family.”

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Tshituka and Monare began dating in 2022 and got engaged after he paid lobola to her family in November 2024.

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Their wedding marks not only a personal milestone for the couple but a powerful moment of triumph and celebration for Tshituka, whose journey from refugee to Springbok has inspired many.

How did netizens celebrate their wedding?

Rachel Kolisi led the tributes to Vincent Tshituka on Instagram as fans and friends flooded the platform with congratulatory messages.

Here are some of the heartfelt messages shared:

@lebilekwejam:

“Well done, brother. To many more happy and blessed years.”

@durbanite:

“Congratulations to you both.”

@cjmarais:

“What a year for you, brother.”

@optimumperformance_coach:

“God in the centre. Victory is yours, and all glory to Him. You guys looked amazing.”

@lihle_m5:

“Congratulations to the newest Springbok and husband.”

@r3nt.a.crowd:

“My guy gets married and makes his Bok debut. Brother, you are winning. Stay married, stay blessed.”

Jesse Kriel reacts after replacing Kolisi as Boks' captain

Briefly News earlier reported that Kriel broke his silence after being named Springboks captain in the absence of Siya Kolisi for the clash against the Barbarians over the weekend.

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Source: Briefly News