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Divorce chronicles: Mzansi split in the middle amid Black Coffee and Mbali Enhle saga

The last five years have been somewhat gruesome and unpleasant to an extent for celebrity couple Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa and Black Coffee as they have been dealing with the process of their divorce since news of their separation broke back in 2019.

Actress Ehle Mbali has managed to keep her private life away from prying eyes, however, she has made a habit of confiding in her followers, supporters as well as critics online from time to time, opening herself up both to support and disapproval from the masses. Her divorce from equally, if not more popular DJ Black Coffee, born Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo, has been the subject of some of her recent videos and has had Mzansi split in the middle and picking sides and forming their own opinions on the matter.

After Enhle revealed that she would have to provide the court with evidence that she and her Black Coffee were in fact in a customary marriage, which Black Coffe has reportedly disputed. This has brought confusion to the public as it was revealed that the prenup the couple signed was considered null and void due to the signing taking place after the lobola negotiations happened.

Black Coffee’s actions have further divided Mzansi, as one side believes his actions are justified and is merely protecting himself and his interests, and highlighted the fact that it is normal court procedure to do so.

The other side however has condemned the popular DJ, citing that he should just give the actress and renowned fashion designer what is rightfully hers as she stuck beside him from the time he had nothing. Furthermore, these users

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