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Queen Nandi allegedly wanted by police over harassment charges

Reality TV personality Nandipha ‘Queen Nandi’ Mlombi is reportedly wanted by South African police after a J50 warrant of arrest was issued in connection with harassment allegations.

Also see: Queen Nandi and family bag a reality show on Mzansi Magic

According to eNCA reporter Pule Letshwiti-Jones, the warrant is active, but authorities have not yet managed to locate the reality star. The development comes as Queen Nandi appears on Mzansi Magic’s reality show Nandi & The Rev, which follows her marriage, family life and relationship with her husband.

Queen Nandi faces harassment allegations

The J50 warrant reportedly relates to allegations of harassment. Details surrounding the complaint and the person who made the allegations have not been fully disclosed in the reports currently available.

A J50 is a warrant of arrest issued by a magistrate or court, allowing police to arrest a person who is wanted in connection with an alleged offence.

Reports indicate that police have been unable to find Queen Nandi to execute the warrant. Sources cited in the reports confirmed that the warrant remains active.

The reality star has previously made headlines over legal and personal disputes, including a 2025 protection order matter reportedly linked to a property dispute.

Also see: Queen Nandi’s landlady breaks her silence

Reality show puts spotlight on her family life

The latest development comes while Queen Nandi is in the spotlight through Nandi & The Rev.

Queen Nandi has previously been the subject of public attention over an eviction dispute involving a Sandton property. Reports at the time detailed a disagreement surrounding the occupation of the property and rental payments.

Her return to reality television has therefore placed her personal life under renewed public scrutiny.

Police yet to locate Queen Nandi

For now, authorities have reportedly not located Queen Nandi to execute the arrest warrant.

The issuing of a warrant does not mean that a person has been convicted of an offence. The allegations against Queen Nandi remain allegations unless and until proven in court.

More details are expected to emerge as police work to locate her and as the legal process progresses.

Also see: Rental Disputes: Queen Nandi forcefully evicted from her home

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