DJ Black Coffee has taken a significant step forward in his high-profile divorce dispute with (right actress Enhle Mbali after being granted permission to appeal a controversial court ruling. INSET: Victoria Gonzalez at his R157-million Clifton pad. Pictures: Instagram South African music icon DJ Black Coffee (real name Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo) is back in the headlines in early 2026.
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has granted him leave to appeal a 2025 high court ruling that validated his customary marriage to ex-wife, actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa, and awarded her spousal maintenance. Meanwhile, Black Coffee and his girlfriend, Venezuelan model Victoria Gonzalez, have given fans a glimpse into their opulent lifestyle at his newly acquired R157-million Clifton mansion. As the SCA prepares to revisit key aspects of the divorce, Black Coffee’s appeal keeps the saga alive, potentially reshaping the financial and legal outcomes.
The divorce between Black Coffee and Enhle Mbali has been protracted and highly publicised since the star couple’s separation in 2019. This case highlights broader legal questions in South Africa about theinterplay between customary marriages, civil unions and antenuptial agreements. In media reports, analysts note the SCA’s decision could set important precedents for similar disputes.
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While the legal battle continues, Black Coffee appears focused on his personal life and career. In late 2025, he purchased “The Pentagon”, a stunning five-level architectural masterpiece on Nettleton Road in Clifton, Cape Town, for R157 million in cash — one of the country’s priciest residential deals last year. Recently, girlfriend Victoria Gonzalez and the music maestro’s shared breathtaking photos and videos on Instagram, showcasing the oceanfront villa’s infinity pool, panoramic views of the Atlantic and Twelve Apostles mountains, lavish interiors, private cinema and gym.
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