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Shauwn Mkhize ‘catching flights’ for her 51st birthday amid tax troubles

Posted on April 6, 2026
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Shauwn Mkhize is in the mood to celebrate her birthday, leaving behind her recent tax woes with the revenue service.

Mkhize is turning 51 today, and with the help of AI, she chose to mark the birthday with a tongue-in-cheek post of her sleek avatar catching a helicopter ride in Paris.

Her signature fashion brands are front and centre of the image. She has her black Hermes Kelly bag, sky-high stilettos, and dark shades in place.

The post is aptly captioned: “Catching flights… because the journey continues.

Birthday energy and Easter blessings collide as I rise fully with Jesus, walking aligned with His plan.

Every step intentional, every moment orchestrated by faith because nothing happens by mistake and God’s plan is unstoppable.

I am a living testimony that with Him, nothing is impossible—every blessing, every lesson, every victory is His design, and I celebrate life, purpose, and power today.

My steps are steady, my heart at peace, with Jesus beside me.”

Shauwn Mkhize’s tax troubles

As recently as last week, Mkhize was reportedly in court fighting SARS’s bid to stop the sale of her properties to cover her R40 million tax bill, as SARS argued that the assets were deteriorating and losing value.

Mkhize’s legal team said that SARS’s urgent application to sell her properties should be struck off the roll due to a lack of urgency.

Last September, her soccer team, Royal AM, was put under the curatorship of SARS over the tax issues that seem to keep hanging over her head.

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