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Battle of the interviews: Black Coffee wants the podcast while Enhle prefers CNN
In their latest public fight, estranged spouses Black Coffee and Enhle Mbali have declared that they are ready for tell-all interviews.
Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa (R) said she wanted an interview with CNN after Black Coffee (L) said he is ready to go on Podcast and Chill. Pictures: Twitter
Just when we thought we had a brief respite from the drama of Black Coffee and Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa’s messy breakup, the pair declared on their respective social media accounts, that they were ready for some tell-all interviews to further air out the dirty laundry of their marriage.
Black Coffee calls on Podcast and Chill
Tweeting from Mexico, the booked and busy DJ (real name Nkosinathi Maphumulo) said, “Ready to come and chill Gents @Solphendukaa @MacGUnleashed”.
Though he did not state what he was planning on speaking to the Podcast and Chill hosts about, Black Coffee sent Twitter into a frenzy with many assuming that the interview would be about his ex-wife and his recent series of tweets lamenting one of her posts over the festive season.
Others criticised the DJ for his choice of platform as Podcast and Chill has become known by some groups across social media as a safe haven for alleged abusers and overt misogynists.
‘Be brave enough to come at me straight’
Social media users weren’t the only ones reacting to the DJ’s declaration as his tweet seems to have gotten back to his ex-wife who demanded they be interviewed by a platform like CNN instead.
“This guy is [too[ much. I want an interview, both of us [in] one room CNN! The email I just read! Now planting stuff!! It’s getting increasingly dangerous!” she posted on her Instagram stories on Monday.
She added that the public nature of their break up has also been “unnecessary and a bore”.
If you want everything to be spoken of, let’s do it, be brave enough to come at me straight,” she added.
Enhle’s 16 Days of Activism post
This is the pair’s most recent public fight after Black Coffee was triggered by a post that Enhle put up on her Instagram marking the 16 Days of Activism period ahead of the festive season.
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He shared his thoughts in a series of tweets that came after some musings about mental health that were preceded by the declaration that he is “not okay”.
Addressing the May 2021 claims by his ex-wife that he was physically abusive towards her during their marriage, the DJ tweeted: “The day my ex accused me of physically harming her, nothing was the same. It has left a heavy void in my heart, a void I can’t shake off. I lost a big part of myself, no court of law could ever fix the pain and shame I still carry today.
“My late father was abusive, to see her continue to ride that wave as a victim using me and using some of my tweets about it on that swimwear as an activist is quite dark and irresponsible. She knows people who abused her, she must confront them and leave me alone.”
“I appreciate your tweets and respect all your opinions, however, I didn’t tweet so you can ‘believe me’.
“I needed to get this off my chest and I need her to stop making me the face of her GBV campaigns… I’m not the one,” he concluded.
This was in response to an image of her wearing a swimsuit covered in words. The phrases “make another one”, “gold digger”, “heal”, “you leave with nothing”, can be seen on the swimsuit.
Shortly after this spat, Enhle was accused of having an affair with a married man. The accusations came from a woman named Valentine Bango and her husband, a man named Justice Huni, has since denied his wife’s allegations.
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