‘The magical one’: Inside Eben Etzebeth’s daughter’s 1st b-day

· The South African

Singer and actress Anlia Etzebeth shared photos of her, and Springboks lock Eben Etzebeth’s daughter’s first birthday via an Instagram post on Thursday 22 October.

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INSIDE EBEN AND ANLIA ETZEBETH’S DAUGHTER’S FIRST BIRTHDAY

Eben Etzebeth and his wife Anlia celebrated their daughter’s first birthday alongside the beach. Anlia also penned an emotional tribute as their second child officially turns one. Take a look…

“The Magical ONE Our precious blue eyed girl… How are you a whole 1 year old!? 🥹 In your eyes, everything and everyone is just fine and beautiful,” she wrote.

“Your spirit is the one of the softest softest, deepest deep and most beautiful beautiful…. May you always see the magic in everything and let the beautiful light that God has given you shine… What a privilege to be your Mom and Dad,” she continued.

Eben and Anlia are parents of two. The couple welcomed their first child in January 2024 and their second in October 2025. So, they had two under two.

The pair officially tied the knot in February 2023 at the La Paris Estate in Franschhoek, Western Cape, South Africa. Eben and Anlia have been together for over five years. The pair reportedly met in October 2021 in Melkbosstrand, Cape Town, through mutual friends. They then got engaged in early 2022, after a few months of dating. The pair celebrated their third wedding anniversary in February this year.

“Happy anniversary to us..😊❤️🥂. Love you infinitely my husband! 04•02•23,” she wrote.

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“Congratulations dear Lia! Love you guys ❤️,” wrote Marise Pollard, wife of Sprinbok Handre Pollard.

“Oh dear! 😍 congratulations you guys!,” wrote @cherezebuwer.

“Many, many congratulations to the little Princess! 💗💗,” wrote @marcielhopkins.

“Congratulations little princess, lots of blessings and love! They look just like Butterfly Princesses!,” wrote @beukesannamarie.

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