Inside Black Coffee’s Explosive Divorce Finale: Massive Asset Shake-Up And New Flame

The curtains have officially closed on the long-running saga between Grammy-winning DJ Black Coffee (real name Nkosinathi Maphumulo) and actress-designer Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa: their divorce is now finalised.

In a landmark High Court ruling, the couple’s customary marriage was declared valid and in community of property—meaning the antenuptial contract signed later was invalidated.

According to legal filings, the DJ has been ordered to pay spousal maintenance to his ex.
For South Africa’s celebrity-watchers, this is major: it sets a precedent on how matrimonial assets are treated in high-profile divorces under customary law.

Inside the Money and Marriage Fallout

Because the court found the marriage to fall under community of property, nearly all assets, income streams and liabilities became part of a joint estate.

Enhle Mbali credited her legal team and expressed gratitude for the difficult journey that taught her so much.

Earlier rulings had limited her claim to R 15 000 monthly spousal support plus R 50 000 in child support, but those appear to be superseded by the recent finalisation.

Legal experts say the case will likely be studied for how women’s rights in customary marriages are protected under South African law.

New Love, Kids, and a Fresh Start

Black Coffee and Enhle share two children, whose privacy he’s fiercely protective of. The DJ has repeatedly asked the public to stop sharing their images online.

Enhle previously revealed that her “non-negotiable” in marriage was fidelity and family stability, saying that when “two children by two different women” emerged, it became untenable.

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Meanwhile, Black Coffee seems to have moved on. He’s been linked to Venezuelan model Victoria Gonzalez, with the pair reportedly together since 2019, often spotted globe-trotting and sharing subtle glimpses of their relationship online.

The end of this high-profile union may mark a new era for one of South Africa’s biggest music exports—balancing superstardom, fatherhood, and a fresh chapter in love.

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