DJ Black Coffee Reflects on Meeting Enhle Mbali and Circumstances Surrounding Their Divorce
- DJ Black Coffee reflected on how he first met his ex-wife, Enhle Mbali, in a resurfaced video
- In the viral clip, the Grammy Award winner also explained the factors leading to their divorce, but social media users claimed he avoided addressing his infidelity
- Many reactions on X criticised his vague comments, with some pointing out his ongoing support for Enhle's lifestyle
A video of DJ Black Coffee speaking about how he first met his ex-wife, Enhle Mbali, has resurfaced on social media. The star also explained what led to their divorce in the now-viral clip.
DJ Black Coffee talks about how he first met Enhle Mbali
Grammy Award-winning South African musician and producer DJ Black Coffee spoke about how he first met his stunning ex-wife Enhle Mbali in a resurfaced video.
Speaking in the trending clip shared on X by the popular entertainment blog MDN News, the star also shared the real reason why he parted ways with the Blood Legacy star. The post's caption read:
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"Black Coffee reflects on his first time meeting Enhle Mbali and delves into the factors that triggered their eventual divorce."
SA reacts to DJ Black Coffee's resurfaced video
Social media users weighed in on the clip. Many said the star avoided stating that infidelity on his side was the major reason why he broke up with his wife.
@Dr_Shiyaklenga said:
"Divorce doesn't exist in black culture, hence Black Coffee is still maintaining Mbali's lifestyle, electricity bills, etc. Enhle Mbali is a Maphumulo."
@paulmhlongo_ commented:
"He said nothing."
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What you need to know about DJ Black Coffee
Black Coffee, known as Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo, is a DJ, songwriter, and record producer born 11 March 1976 in Durban. After his parents separated, his mother, Faith Dandala, raised him independently.
At age eight, they moved to a house in Mthatha, facing challenges like a lack of running water and proper toilets. As part of his daily chores, Nkosinathi helped by milking his grandmother's cows and was involved in his cousin's sound system crew for parties.
On 11 February 1990, the day Tata was released from prison, Black Coffee suffered a life-changing injury when a speeding vehicle drove through a crowd, leaving him without use of his left arm. Twenty years after the accident that rendered his left arm numb, he set a world record by performing a 60-hour DJ set using only his right arm.
Tony Forbes reveals that Enhle Mbali dated AKA
In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that the late South African rapper Kiernan "AKA" Forbes's father, Tony Forbes, recently shared some secrets about his late son's dating life. Mr Forbes shared that AKA secretly dated one of the biggest actresses in Mzansi.
Who would have thought that AKA and Enhle Mbali were once an item? The late rapper's father, Tony Forbes, opened the can of worms during a recent interview. Speaking in the video shared by @ThisIsColbert on X, Tony Forbes said Enhle was Kiernan's first girlfriend.
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