His grandmother didn’t have a room for him. So she made him a bed on the floor. 🏉 Siya Kolisi | Rugby | 2× Rugby World Cup Champion Siya Kolisi grew up in a home where there wasn’t much space or money. His grandmother, Nolulamile, became the steady presence in his life, making sure he was fed, cared for, and knew he belonged. She couldn’t give him advantages. She gave him stability. And years later, when Siya discovered that his younger siblings had spent years moving between foster homes and orphanages, he did something that echoed the woman who raised him. He made room. At 23, with a young family and a career still taking shape, he and his wife adopted his two younger siblings. The boy who once slept on cushions on a floor grew into a man who understood that family isn’t always about having enough. Sometimes it’s about deciding there is always room for one more. ⁉️ What did someone give you growing up that you now want to give to someone else? ⁉️ 👩‍🔬 I spent years decod...