Enhle Mbali Subtly Responds to Black Coffee's Recent Twitter Meltdown: "That Never Happened"

• Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa and Black Coffee recently joined the trending topics on Twitter after Black Coffee spoke out
• Yesterday, 29 December, Black Coffee got candid about how the abuse accusations have continued to affect him today
• He said his life has not been the same since the accusations and he hopes Enhle would leave him alone and deal with the actual perpetrators

Woman For Change and Enhle Mbali have reacted following the internationally renowned DJ Black Coffee's Twitter thread.

Black Coffee detailed how the abuse claims made against him by his ex-wife made his life miserable. He said seeing Enhle ride the wave as a victim and using him and his tweets as an activist is dark and irresponsible.

Wrapping up his tweet, Black Coffee said Enhle knows the people who abused her, therefore, she must confront them and leave him in peace.

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Last year Enhle issued a statement accusing her ex-husband of physical abuse. She said in 2014, he struck her several times in their bedroom. Five years later he threw a bag at her face during their heated argument. She also revealed that Black Coffee attacked her again at her 33rd birthday celebration.

Taking to her Instagram stories yesterday, 29 December, Enhle posted a lady with the caption "that never happened" and "if you hadn't," which according to ZAlebs was a subtle response to Black Coffee's tweets.

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Vanessa used her voice and writing talent to break the stigma around domestic violence and encouraged other victims to speak out and seek help.

The broadcaster opened up about how Debora Patta inspired her to escape the abuse and leave her abusive partner. Vanessa bagged her journalism diploma and started working for the SABC after graduating. She shared that, that's where she met her then-boyfriend who started abusing her after a month into the relationship.

Source: Briefly News