A clip of DJ Black Coffee – real name Nkosinathi Maphumalo – talking about celebrating his divorce from ex, Enhle Mbali, has resurfaced.
This comes amid news that the Grammy-winning star has been ordered to pay the mother of his two children spousal support in his settlement.
The former couple called it quits in 2019 after tying the knot in a traditional wedding ceremony in 2011. The same year as his marriage split, the DJ reportedly started dating new girlfriend, Venezuelan model Victoria Gonzalez.
BLACK COFFEE ON DIVORCE AND SINGLE IDENTITY
On the X platform, a clip of Black Coffee’s 2022 interview on the Diary of a CEO podcast resurfaced foll
In the clip, the DJ speaks about moving on from his ex, Enhle Mbali. Unknown to the time, Coffee was dating his now girlfriend, Victoria Gonzalez.
“Life is going to be so dope now that I’m a single guy”, he explained.
Black Coffee went on to explain that he bought a house for his party lifestyle, and a neighbouring one for his mother and children to live in.
He said, “The day my divorce is signed, how do I celebrate? It can’t be in front of my mother.
“It’s all the search for happiness, and in the end, I don’t think we’re going to be able to find and define it.”
When asked to describe what happiness meant to him, he answered: “[My happiness] is not a destination, it’s going to be a series of different things, where boxes are ticked”
OPEN TO ANOTHER MARRIAGE
In another interview, this time with Kaya FM last year, Black Coffee touched on why he believed his marriage to Enhle Mbali ended. He also revealed he had not ruled out getting married again.
The former couple officially separated in 2019 after tying the knot in a traditional wedding ceremony in 2011. They share two sons, Anesu and Asante.
He said: “I modeled marriage my own way. Because of my parents’ failing in marriage and then not being raised by either of them.
“You want to be the driver of this thing…, but you forget there is someone next to you.”
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He continued: “There are things we wish for people, and there’s things they wish for themselves. And we make the mistake of imposing our wishes on them.
“I want to try marriage again just to understand it.”
