Rassie Erasmus wife often attends his games to root for her husband’s team. Continue below for more about Johan’s married life and family.

Johan Rassie Erasmus is a former player and now a coach with the South African rugby union.

He has served as the head coach of the South African national team. Further, Johan is also the first-ever SARU Director of Rugby, for which he was appointed near the end of 2017.

Similarly, Erasmus was named World Rugby Coach of the Year after leading South Africa to victory in the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

He was a member of the Free State, Golden Lions, Cats, and Stormers, among others. The coach earned 36 caps for South Africa, including a spot in the 1999 Rugby World Cup between 1997 and 2001.

Meet Rassie Erasmus Wife

Rassie Erasmus is a married man but his wife’s name and other details confidential at the moment.

However, Rassie’s wife often attends his matches to cheer for his team. In fact, the two were also once photographed during a passionate kiss after a win.

On the other hand, Erasmus’s wife rarely interacts with the media. Hence, her extensive personal and professional live details are not available.

His fans are curious about his wife after a photo in which he is kissing women has spread over the web.

The information about his wife is mentioned in Zimbio.

Having said that her name is not available on any web platforms.

Rassie Erasmus Family On Instagram

On a sad note, Rassie Erasmus is not available on Instagram but he has been tagged in several posts.

However, he is available on Twitter under the username @RassieRugby along with over 43.1K followers.

He joined Twitter in February 2020 and he has followed just two users. Further exploring his profile, Rassie has mentioned that he is the director of Rugby SA.

Likewise, he is former springboks, Munster, Stormers & cheetahs coach.

Rassie Erasmus SA Rugby Coach

Rassie Erasmus has served as a coach with the Free State Cheetahs, Western Province, and as a consultant to the South African national team.

Previously, he was the General Manager of the South African Rugby Union’s High-Performance Teams and the former Director of Rugby of Irish regional team Munster.

On an interesting note, Rassie was also chosen as the new Stormers head coach for the 2008 Super 14 season.