Leave My Kids Out of This, Says Influencer

South African music icon Black Coffee has issued a public plea for privacy following his finalized divorce from ex-wife Enhle Mbali. The world-renowned DJ, whose real name is Nkosinathi Maphumulo, specifically requested that social media users stop sharing images of his children.

In a direct message posted on X, Black Coffee addressed the intense public interest surrounding his personal life. “I understand that you people believe everything you read and that’s fine,” he stated. “As a father, I have one request. Please stop posting my children on your socials.” This appeal highlights the DJ’s effort to shield his family from ongoing media scrutiny.

Court rulings from the high-profile divorce have mandated significant financial settlements. Reports indicate Black Coffee must forfeit fifty percent of his R60 million net worth and the couple’s matrimonial home to his ex-wife. Additional court orders require monthly spousal maintenance of R70,000 and child support payments of R25,000 per child.

Enhle Mbali Celebrates New Chapter

Enhle Mbali publicly celebrated the legal conclusion, announcing her return to her maiden name with enthusiasm. She expressed deep gratitude for the support system that sustained her throughout the challenging process. In a heartfelt social media post, she declared herself “officially Miss Mlotshwa” and described the divorce as “an ugly journey that gave me so many lessons.”

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She extended thanks to her legal team at Jerry Nkeli Law Firm, emphasizing their role in upholding women’s rights. Mbali also credited her mother and sister for their emotional support, noting they “held space” for her during difficult moments. She specifically acknowledged her sister for being in court “holding my hand when I was holding back tears.”

Reasons Behind the Divorce Revealed

Enhle Mbali disclosed the primary reason for the divorce, stating that discovering Black Coffee had fathered two children with different women outside their marriage was her “non-negotiable.” She explained this breach of trust left her no choice but to leave the relationship. “Once there were two children by two different women, I said – you don’t love me. In fact, you are gonna kill me, but I have two kids, so I’m gonna run,” Mbali stated. This revelation provides context for the final breakdown of their marriage as Black Coffee navigates his new circumstances post-divorce.