
LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
In a true sporting triumph, the Brisbane Broncos have rallied around their former player, Sam Thaiday, after his emotional victory on 'I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here.' The NRL great was named the winner, claiming the crown ahead of his fellow contestants, leaving fans elated for the Queensland champion.
The Broncos took to social media to hail Thaiday as the "King of the Jungle" and applauded his efforts in supporting the 'Find Ya Feet' charity with his $100,000 prize.
Thaiday, a veteran of 304 games for the Broncos, 29 State of Origin matches for Queensland, and 32 Test matches for Australia, opened up about his personal struggles during his time on the reality TV show.
The 39-year-old bravely shared his own battle with mental health issues, revealing a poignant moment from his youth when he considered taking his own life.
Reflecting on his past, Thaiday emphasized the importance of organizations like 'Find Ya Feet' in providing support for young boys to express their emotions and seek help.
As the rugby league community comes together to celebrate Thaiday's triumph and commend his bravery, the NRL legend's journey serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience and courage that define true champions both on and off the field.