Blue Mbombo’s Baby Daddy Threatens Legal Action Over Thami Ndlala Feud
- Businessman Tebogo Nokwane released a statement, distancing himself from Blue Mbombo and Thami Ndlala's dispute
- Nokwane's lawyers say he has been mentioned in a clearly defamatory manner in posts and statements circulating around the feud
- The statement warns of decisive legal action against those responsible, citing serious legal issues and potential criminal conduct
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Businessman Tebogo Nokwane, the father of Blue Mbombo's child, has broken his silence over the public spat between Mbombo and businessman Thami Ndlala, making it clear he wants no part of it and that he is prepared to fight back legally.
A formal statement released through Kaka & Kaka Attorneys on 5 October 2026 described the ongoing clash as "a personal dispute" between Mbombo and Ndlala. However, Nokwane's lawyers noted that their client has repeatedly been pulled into the row in what they called a "clearly defamatory manner."
Why Tebogo Nokwane stepped in
The statement said Nokwane initially chose to stay quiet, not wanting to draw more attention to the matter. That decision changed when he and his legal team realised there was a coordinated effort to drag him and his family into the controversy.
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"This is not acceptable and will not be tolerated. To be clear, there is no relationship between our client and Ms Mbombo, nor does he have any involvement in the ongoing dispute between Ms Mbombo and Mr Ndlala," the statement read.
His lawyers also characterised Nokwane as a private individual who has deliberately kept his family away from the public eye, adding that his wife and children have suffered "immense distress" as a result of the social media storm surrounding the feud.
In her now-deleted posts, Mbombo described months of what she called "death threats, verbal abuse and emotional torment" at the hands of Ndlala. She further alleged that he hired individuals to intimidate her and that she had genuinely feared for both her life and that of her child.
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Legal action looming
The statement made clear that Nokwane intends to pursue every legal avenue available to protect his reputation. The lawyers warned that the posts circulating about him had exposed "serious legal issues and potential criminal conduct," adding that "decisive legal action" is already being taken against those responsible, though no specific individuals were named.
"There are serious legal issues and potential criminal conduct that have revealed themselves in these posts and statements regarding which we are taking decisive legal action against the culprits responsible to protect and preserve our client's rights."
Nokwane's name entered the public conversation after the Thami Ndlala Foundation responded to Mbombo's allegations. The foundation raised questions about Nokwane's role and others connected to the model, and claimed it had assisted Mbombo after she was removed from a home she shared with Nokwane.
A subsequent statement from the Foundation also suggested that people close to both Mbombo and Nokwane may have had access to or influence over police officials handling the matter, though no evidence was made public to support that claim. Notably, Nokwane's lawyers did not directly address the foundation's specific claims, including the police allegation.
Earlier this year, Briefly News reported on court papers filed by Mbombo, which detailed serious allegations of physical, emotional, and financial abuse against Nokwane.
Read Tebogo Nokwane's statement below.
Social media reacts to Blue Mbombo's real name
In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to model and media personality Blue Mbombo's ID copy being leaked.
While several users discussed her real name, others argued that the leak was against the POPIA Act.
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