Following the conclusion of their divorce, the court decided in favor of Enhle Mbali. Before this, the court established that Enhle and Black Coffee were married under community property due to lobola payment.<\/p>\n
Enhle states she is still expecting payment from Black Coffee<\/h2>\n
During her Instagram live session, Enhle Mbali Mlothshwa refuted claims of being wealthy, stating her bank has not reported any significant financial activity.<\/p>\n
“Who said I’m a millionaire? Nothing has been reflected on my account. No money has gone through. I’m still living my life; I’m just like you guys,” she joked.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
She reacted with laughter to a comment suggesting that Black Coffee is “stingy.” One viewer commented that Enhle appears to be a woman who doesn’t tolerate nonsense, to which she agreed.<\/p>\n
“I don’t take nonsense. The last time I took nonsense was when I was married. And then I decided not to take nonsense anymore. I then decided to get a divorce. From that day, I have not been taking nonsense,” she remarked.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
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Is Enhle Mbali considering remarriage?<\/h2>\n
As the session continued, Enhle was asked about her thoughts on remarrying. She responded affirmatively, stating, “Do I want to get married? Yes, I think so. It will happen organically.”<\/p>\n
Several fans advised her against speaking negatively about Black Coffee, who is the father of her children. Enhle mentioned that she has refrained from discussing him for years and noted that it is social media that remains focused on the artist.<\/p>\n
Last year, Enhle found herself at the center of controversy when a woman named Valentine Bango accused her of having an affair with her partner by releasing messages between them. In a phone call, Enhle confirmed her involvement with the man, but the situation soon subsided.<\/p>\n
During a seminar where she was a guest speaker, Enhle shared that while her divorce was relatively straightforward, the overall process is challenging.<\/p>\n
“Ladies, divorce for me was easy because I wanted out, but divorce is a hard thing to walk through. If you don’t have the support systems I just spoke of, you will fall, you will crumble. If you don’t introspect and find what in you is problematic, you will crumble. Now that you have your support system, my mother, girls and now that you have a great lawyer, you start to remove the people in your life that confuse you, some are just there to speak and say negative things.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n