Inno Morolong Alleges Mihlali Ndamase’s “Stalker” Spent Nearly R1 Million on the Influencer

Inno Morolong Alleges Mihlali Ndamase’s “Stalker” Spent Nearly R1 Million on the Influencer

  • Inno Morolong made explosive claims about Mihlali Ndamase and Michael Britz's relationship on Arthur Mafokate's show
  • Morolong claimed powerful businessmen willingly pay up to R200,000 to be with high-profile women
  • The media personality also alleged that Ndamase required Britz to sign an NDA to keep their relationship private
Inno Morolong revealed that Mihlali Ndamase's "stalker" gifted her with thousands
Inno Morolong confirmed Mihlali Ndamase’s relationship with her apparent "stalker." Images: innomorolong_, mihlalii_n
Source: Instagram

Inno Morolong has dropped a bombshell about the relationship between influencer Mihlali Ndamase and businessman Michael "Mike" Britz, claiming the arrangement was far more calculated than either party let on.

Speaking on Arthur Mafokate's show, The Lifestyle League, on 13 August 2026, Morolong opened up about the so-called slay queen lifestyle and the transactional dynamics that often exist between powerful men and high-profile women. She described a culture in which wealthy businessmen are specifically drawn to women with public profiles, willing to spend enormous sums purely for the association.

"Do you know that there are men who can pay to sleep with a name?" she said, adding that such men would go as far as paying up to R200,000 for access to a woman of status.

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Inno Morolong weighs in on Ndamase and Britz

The conversation took a sharper turn when Morolong brought up Mihlali Ndamase and Michael Britz, whom she described as a close personal friend. She confirmed what many had speculated, stating that the pair did in fact have a transactional relationship.

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"He did spend almost a million on her, on gifts, on cash and everything, just to roll on the mattress," Morolong said bluntly.

She also alleged that Ndamase insisted Britz, a married man with a family, sign a non-disclosure agreement to keep the nature of their relationship private.

Inno Morolong confirmed the relationship between Mihlali Ndamase and Michael Britz
Inno Morolong claims Mihlali Ndamase’s "stalker" Michael Britz spent nearly R1 million on her. Images: innomorolong_, mihlalii_n
Source: Instagram

The scandal originally surfaced in early 2026, when Ndamase publicly accused Britz of stalking her and intimidating her family after she allegedly turned down his advances.

Briefly News reported on Britz's denial, in which he flatly rejected any suggestion of a romantic or personal relationship with the influencer.

Neither Ndamase nor Britz ever publicly confirmed the details of their connection. Morolong's account, however, presents an entirely different version of events, framing the dynamic as one built on mutual agreement rather than unwanted pursuit.

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The discussion on Mafokate's show also touched on broader assumptions about female celebrities appearing wealthier than they actually are, with Morolong suggesting that some of that perceived wealth is funded through exactly these kinds of arrangements, away from their actual careers and public-facing work.

Briefly News reached out to both Mihlali Ndamase and Michael Britz for comment, but had not received a response at the time of publication.

Watch Inno Morolong's interview below.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Maepa (née Moroeng) is the Deputy Head of the Entertainment desk at Briefly News, with nearly a decade of experience in South African media. A specialist in music and entertainment journalism, she began her career at Slikour OnLife before serving as Editor for HipHop Africa. A University of Johannesburg alumna and Google News Initiative certified professional, Moroba joined Briefly News in 2023, where she focuses on editorial excellence and leadership, merging her passion for entertainment with her love for storytelling. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za