By Bathandwa Ndlangisa
Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa, Black Coffee’s ex-wife, has approached CNN to conduct a tell-all interview in which they will air each other’s dirty laundry.
This is in response to the announcement made on Saturday by Grammy Award-winning producer DJ Black that he is ready to conduct an interview on MacG’s Podcast and Chill.
Enhle suggested on Instagram on Tuesday that she had received unsettling emails which made her want to do a sit-down interview with American news channel CNN.
“This guy is too much. I want an interview with both of us in one room on CNN. The email I just read! Now planting stuff! It’s getting increasingly dangerous,” she said.
“I will continue with my normal day (if there is any longer such a thing for me).”
She said if he wanted everything to be spoken about, they must do it.
“Be brave enough to come at me straight. Embarrassment has happened already. A travesty if you ask me,” she wrote on Instagram.
The pair broke up in 2019 and had since been involved in messy divorce proceedings.
Scrolla.Africa’s attempts to get comments from Black Coffee were not successful as he didn’t answer his phone.
MacG and Sol Phenduka also could not confirm if they will be interviewing Black Coffee.
Controversial music promoter Nota Baloyi, who has always supported Enhle, told Scrolla.Africa that he has availed himself of his international media network contacts for Mbali just in case CNN takes too long.
“Throughout my support for Enhle I have always maintained that Black Coffee is an evil man who will be exposed one day. I have always believed that Enhle can’t make claims that she cannot provide evidence,” he said.
“I have many big international media networks that would love to do the interview, but Enhle Mbali wants to do it with CNN. So, if CNN takes too long, I can always help Enhle Mbali do the interview with other equally big international media houses.”
Pictured above: Black Coffee and Enhle Mbali
Image source: Drum