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Bernard Parker announces split from Kacha Stepanovic

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Former South African footballer Bernard Parker, coach of TS Galaxy FC, has announced his separation from Kacha Stepanovic, with whom he has six children. He acknowledged his personal mistakes and apologised to his partner in a message posted on Instagram, TimesLIVE reports.

Bernard Parker, a former South African footballer and coach of TS Galaxy FC, has announced his separation from Kacha Stepanovic, his partner and wife. He shared the decision in a post on Instagram, TimesLIVE reports.

In his message, Parker expressed regret for the pain he had caused and thanked Kacha Stepanovic for her support during their relationship. He recalled their years together, happy moments and the memories he would keep.

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