Ronwen Williams with his wife, Roshni, and their two children.
Image: Instagram
As the Bafana Bafana team prepares to represent South Africa at the 2026 Fifa World Cup, curiosity around the women standing beside the players continues to grow.
More than just partners to football stars, these women are carving out identities of their own.
From entrepreneurs and creatives to mothers and fashion lovers, Bafana Bafana WAGs are influencing conversations around style, ambition and modern relationships.
Some enjoy sharing glimpses of their lives online, while others remain almost impossible to trace, even after some deep digital digging.
Roshni Williams is married to Bafana Bafana goalkeeper and captain, Ronwen Williams.
The pair are high school sweethearts who have two adorable children together, a boy and a girl.
Williams maintains a private presence on social media, with a private Instagram account. Despite this, she is a deeply supportive partner, a fact often highlighted by the father of her children, who frequently praises her unwavering presence and support in his life.
We also get to see glimpses of the Williams through the Bafana Bafana goalkeeper’s page as he often shares their family pictures.
In terms of her professional life, there aren’t any reports about her as she maintains a low profile.
Aqueelah Adendorf is romantically linked to Bafana Bafana midfielder Jayden Adams.
The pair share a five-year-old daughter, and even though she shares glimpses of their lives on Instagram.
She often shares lifestyle and family content while keeping her personal life private. When it comes to her professional career, not much is known about her since she hardly shares anything regarding her profession.
Adendorf recently penned a heartwarming message on Instagram, dedicated to her Adams, shortly after the Bafana Bafana 2026 squad was announced, and congratulated him on this milestone.
She wrote: "Watching you achieve something this big has filled my heart with so much pride. From the hard work, sacrifices, early mornings, disappointments, and moments nobody saw - you kept going, stayed disciplined, and trusted God through it all. And now look at you… Representing your country on the national team.
"I don’t think you even realize how inspiring you are. You deserve every single moment of this because I’ve seen how much you’ve worked for it.
"Through every challenge, you never gave up on your dream, and that alone makes me so proud to stand beside you and support you through it all. No matter how far this journey takes you, just know I’ll always be your biggest supporter, loudest cheerleader, and safest place," she wrote.
Nolofatso Mohono is publicly dating Bafana Bafana midfielder Relebohile Mofokeng.
While Mohono is popularly known for being Mofokeng's biggest supporter, she has also built a social media presence with nearly 90,000 Instagram followers.
Although she has a large following on social media platforms, she has also maintained a private life and has privatised her accounts.
Mohono was recently seen celebrating with Mofokeng after Orlando Pirates won the 2025/26 Betway Premiership League after playing with Orbit College at Mbombela Stadium in Mpumalanga.
Relebohile Mokoena and his girlfriend, Nolofatso Mohono.
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While fans see the other side of the World Cup, which includes the goals, celebrations and stadium moments, what often goes unnoticed is the emotional support many players receive behind closed doors.
In the lead-up to the World Cup, partners can become a safe space amid the chaos and the intense pressure from the fans.
These women often provide comfort and encouragement during the players' most demanding and mentally challenging period of their lives.
Their presence behind the scenes is often a reminder that success on the pitch is also shaped by the support players receive off the pitch.