Bafana Bafana legend Lucas Radebe has left followers in stitches together with his image sporting a wig.
Since retirement, Lucas Radebe had been having fun with his life joking and laughing.
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He had been celebrating his birthday just a few weeks in the past, and he pulled off some good dance strikes.
His birthday dance strikes impressed followers to think about that he’s footballer and a dancer.
This time round, Lucas Radebe had been having enjoyable with youngsters at his Lucas Radebe Foundation.
They had lots of enjoyable, laughed and made jokes, as he shared on his Instagram.
“Laugh and joke @et_radebefoundation @bidvestmobility #thursday”
LUCAS RADEBE’S WIG PICTURES GO VIRAL
As he hung out with the kids at his basis, he made time to make them chuckle together with his jokes.
He shared the experiences on his Instagram, and followers loved his wig joke with lots of feedback.
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Below are among the high feedback from followers.
“Manje kwenzenjani emaHlubini nkosiyami 🙆♀️🙆♀️🤣🤣”
“Wow my wish is to meet you,are you still the?”
“🙌🙌🙌🙌 great job @lucasradebe”
“@lucasradebe U look awesome in the wig🔥🔥😂😂”
“Hahahahahaha. So funny”
LUCAS RADEBE’S LIFE AFTER RETIREMENT
A number of weeks in the past, Lucas Radebe had been cheering his former workforce Leeds United to go over the road.
Unfortunately, Leeds United couldn’t make it to stay within the English Premier League.
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In his private life, Lucas had been watching over his youngsters, and they’re rising so nicely.
His son, Primo Baloyi, had been pursuing his soccer profession, however accidents stopped him from pursuing different skills.
Speaking to TshisaLIVE, Primo stated: “My father is proud that I’ve gained my own success because he watched me try to be like him and now I’m more like him in my own way.”
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“Soccer is in our blood so I don’t want my talents, plans, and visions to go to waste. So I’m a football agent, a scout, and a talent developer. My father paved the way for us to make a proper impact,” Baloyi reportedly added.
“I retired [from soccer] four years ago when I was 25, [and], my dad suggested that I take up coaching. I decided to coach a young squad of kids.” he concluded.
