The married NSW player Apisai Koroisau is arrested after allegedly sneaking a partner into the NRL Bubble, breaching the COVID safety rules.
Api Koroisau aka Apisai Koroisau is a rugby league footballer who plays as a hooker for the Penrith Panthers in the NRL.
He is under investigation after he allegedly snuck the woman into the Blues camp on June 20.
The Penrith Panthers team was in a ‘bubble’ to prevent any potential exposure to the virus.
Api Koroisau Partner And Affair
Api Koroisau had met a woman on Instagram and had a secret affair with her. But, his secret woman partner’s identity has not been revealed yet.
Api Koroisau is investigated for smuggling a secret partner he met on Instagram into the NSW Blues team hotel in breach of a Covid bubble.
As a result, Api to be suspended for 2 matches and fined for a bubble breach in the Origin camp.
Who Is Api Koroisau Wife Amy? Details On His Children
Penrith Panthers star Api Koroisau’s wife’s name is Amy Koroisau.
The couple got married in the year 2017. They had a beautiful traditional Fijian ceremony surrounded by their family, friends, and loved ones in Saunaka, Nadi.
Amy shares two daughters with her husband, Api. Their children’s names are Kalesi and Miliana.
Api is a married father-of-two who allegedly also met up with the woman on a second occasion on Origin II.
Amy is a loyal wife of cheating footy star Api Koroisau, juggles kids and bags as she heads for NRL quarantine in Queensland.
Amy is shattered by the news of his extramarital affair and this scandal might lead to their split too. However, his wife has not mentioned anything about the divorce.
Is Api Koroisau Arrested For Bubble Breach?
Api Koroisau was under investigation after allegedly sneaking a woman into the camp.
He will miss 2 games, and he’s been slapped with a $35,000 fine for his Covid breach. However, no arrests as been made as of now.
Penrith Panthers hooker Api put the entire NRL comp at risk by smuggling a woman he had met online into the NSW team hotel on the eve of Origin II.
His coach said the club would support the 28-year old NRL star as best they could but declined the comment further until the NRL’s investigation was complete.