The six female nations: Joyce-Butchers defends Tiktok’s dance after a strong defeat
Former Wales Siwan Lillicrap captain was involved in dance and said he had no problems as it was more about celebrating the opportunity.
“We have to let people be themselves and be the personalities who are,” he said to Podcast Scrum v.
“I feel for Jaz, I think some of the abuses he is receiving is not very beautiful and not really requested.
“He doesn’t need to sit in a dark room. We are seeing a personality, obviously he is a friend of Sarah Bern, they play together with Bristol.
“Everyone is entitled to their opinion. What we have always had the opportunity to remember is that women are different from men first of all and everyone elaborates their emotions in a different way and react in different ways.”
Rachel Taylor, another former captain of Wales, said the dance was “difficult” to evaluate.
“It is only a little a strange answer after a loss, but I only think that their group mentality was to enjoy the day at the Principality and this is the type of mood they were in, but it is probably a strange for some rugby fans,” Taylor said to BBC Radio Wales.
“The fans of the female game are rather unique and quite different from sometimes because of that relationship they have with players, so it is probably a little more unusual from how male and female rugby involves their fans.
“In the women’s game, players have a unique opportunity to interact with fans much closer and really share everything, they are so open on social media in terms of personal life and how they work”.
