This week, retired footballer Reneilwe Letsholonyane is currently topping the charts of many social media platforms after his latest interview on the ππ¦π₯π£π’π―π¬ ππ°π°π΅π£π’ππ ππ¦π’ππͺπ΅πΊ series where he was hosted by Brian Mathe. The former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder maestro opened up about his spell at Amakhosi, his defining moments, his foundation and his money choices…
This week, retired footballer Reneilwe Letsholonyane is currently topping the charts of many social media platforms after his latest interview on the ππ¦π₯π£π’π―π¬ ππ°π°π΅π£π’ππ ππ¦π’ππͺπ΅πΊ series where he was hosted by Brian Mathe.
The former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder maestro opened up about his spell at Amakhosi, his defining moments, his foundation and his money choices during his illustrious career. In addition, according to π₯πͺπ΄π¬πͺ365, βYeyeβ as he is affectionately known as, during his interview revealed that he used his signing on fees he received at Kaizer Chiefs in 2008 to extend his family home in Meadowlands, Soweto.
By browsing through Reneilwe Letsholonyaneβs Instagram account we have since had the privilege of finding a number of pictures of this property before and after it was renovated.
The former Kaizer Chiefs jersey number 6 has previously taken to the popular platform to share a picture of his late father where he was captured outside this property which used to be a four roomed house.
By analysing this picture, it evident that this home had exposed brick walls without plaster and paint. As of late it seems as if this property has received changes to his floor plan. In addition it appears as if this house has extra add ons including extra living space, bedroom, modern double door car garage and latest state of the art technologies.
Meanwhile, besides having contributed so much in building his family their dream home, the 40 year old Meadowlands born retired footballer owns a luxurious double storey mansion in the suburbs.
