Enhle Mbali and Black Coffee: Video of the Couple Signing Their Marriage Licence Surfaces

Enhle Mbali and Black Coffee: Video of the Couple Signing Their Marriage Licence Surfaces

  • A video of Enhle Mbali and Black Coffee signing their marriage licence has gone viral, drawing attention for its irony following their highly publicized divorce
  • The video serves as a contrast to the couple's reality, highlighting the shift from happiness to a painful, public breakup
  • Online users took to the comment section with varying reactions to the video, as well as Enhle Mbali and Black Coffee's divorce

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The internet is reeling as footage surfaced of Enhle Mbali and Black Coffee signing the very marriage licence that was recently nullified in their divorce.

The former couple's divorce was officially announced on 11 October 2025 after years of legal battles, which were preceded by more years of a happy union that sadly came to an end.

Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa and her now-ex-husband, Black Coffee (real name Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo), married in 2011 and became one of South Africa's most-loved celebrity couples due to their influence in the entertainment space.

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On Sunday, 12 October, Musa Khawula shared a 16-year-old video of Enhle and Coffee signing their marriage licence.

The couple appeared happy and in love, surrounded by loved ones as they cheerfully stepped into their new life together.

The video captured the excitement and happiness in the room, which would later come to an abrupt halt less than 10 years afterward.

Despite their joint success, the union was far from perfect. Their marriage was plagued by allegations of infidelity and abuse. Though they had two children together, Coffee allegedly fathered two more children outside of their marriage, ultimately leading to the end of their union.

The resurfaced marriage licence video reignites online discussion of the couple's journey from celebrated union to tumultuous public split.

Watch Black Coffee and Enhle Mbali's video below:

Social media reacts to the marriage licence video

Online users weighed in on Black Coffee and Enhle Mbali's video, highlighting the joy in their faces.

Others recalled Enhle being asked to prove that she and her ex were married, despite the proof being available. Read their comments below:

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I_Am_Karabo said:

"There's an actual video of the signing?? Lmaooo, that dude is wild for even demanding proof of wedding."

missZimunya1 wrote:

"He even refused to wear a suit, he never took that marriage seriously."

LOZAAH laughed:

"Grootman said she must prove to court that she was married to him."

nganekaSbu said:

"They looked so happy. She’s making those peace signs, all giddy and blushing."

marcia_breeze was in disbelief:

"The audacity to tell her to prove they were married when everyone saw their customary wedding and all the celebrations that followed."

Brinomash slammed Black Coffee:

"He brought this on himself."

Mmalenyalo_ posted:

"I hate cheating, shame. They looked so happy."

Theboldman7 responded:

"Look how dusty they were, but people will tell you she doesn’t deserve a cent. Coffee should’ve settled this thing out of court and Enhle would have accepted way less than what she is going to get now. Guy played himself."

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Enhle Mbali dances to Black Coffee's song

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to a video of Enhle Mbali dancing to Black Coffee's song.

Taken during happier times, the clip surfaced just days after the couple's divorce was finalised following a messy years-long legal battle.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Maepa, née Moroeng, is an entertainment editor at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has eight years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and completed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za