Amidst a wave of online criticism directed at Enhle Mbali, ex-wife of Black Coffee, for a seemingly innocuous post, the actress decided to address the situation, shedding light on her perspective and revealing surprising details.
Recently, fans of Black Coffee targeted Enhle Mbali after she posted a meme with the caption, “Best thing I’ve heard this year.”
Many misinterpreted the post, assuming it referred to Black Coffee’s recent plane accident.
In response to the online bullying, Mbali took to Instagram Live to set the record straight.
Appearing relaxed and rejuvenated after a holiday in Botswana, the ‘Blood Psalms’ star clarified that her posts, often featuring inspirational quotes and memes, were not meant to convey hidden meanings.
She highlighted a supportive email exchange with Black Coffee, real name Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo, wishing him a swift recovery after the accident.
Expressing frustration with the ongoing online harassment, Mbali asserted her right to live her life peacefully.
She emphasized her decision to seek a divorce, citing complex family dynamics.
Despite facing challenges, Mbali refrained from public confrontation until pushed to respond.
Addressing detractors, she asserted her refusal to delete the Instagram Live video, acknowledging potential use of petty matters in her upcoming divorce case scheduled for November.
In response to those scrutinizing her social media for references to Black Coffee, she stated, “I don’t care for him; I only care about his wellbeing and for my children.”
In a surprising revelation, Mbali hinted at Black Coffee potentially becoming a father again, stating, “I don’t care, it’s his life.”
The IG Live session concluded with Mbali urging fans to refrain from searching for non-existent issues on her profile, emphasizing her commitment to maintaining a peaceful and private life.
