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Black Coffee speaks out on 'customary union' claims after Concourt ruling

January 28, 2026

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The Star

WHILE his beats usually do the talking, DJ Black Coffee is finally picking up the mic to address the legal storm that's been brewing offstage for years.

- ALYSSIA BIRJALAL

Black Coffee speaks out on 'customary union' claims after Concourt ruling

Enhle Mbali and DJ Black Coffee earlier in the relationship.

(Instagram)

In a move that has social media buzzing, the world-renowned producer took a rare, public swing at the narrative surrounding his split from actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa, specifically targeting the "customary marriage" label that could cost him half his empire.

The timing isn't accidental. On January 21, the Constitutional Court handed down a landmark judgment clarifying how prenuptial agreements apply to customary marriages.

The court confirmed that these marriages can be governed by antenuptial contracts, provided they are properly registered.

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