Enhle Mbali speaks out on Gender Based Violence (GBV) few days after being allegedly assaulted by her former husband, Black Coffee on her 33rd birthday.
Taking to Twitter, the actress made it known that as a victim of abuse, men pay their way through atrocities. She speaks against violence and emphasised that abuse isn’t normal.
“Woman are killed on a daily in the hands of men. We just continue as if it is normal. ABUSE IS NOT NORMAL!!”
“Men will pay their way through, atrocities. And the victims of any kind of abuse victimised!! THIS MUST STOP!!!” She added.
Woman are killed on a daily in the hands of men. We just continue as if it is normal. ABUSE IS NOT NORMAL!!
— #EssieApparel 🌺 (@enhlembali) March 15, 2021
Last week, it was reported that Black Coffee hit Enhle during celebration of her 33rd birthday at their home.
Two incidents happened this weekend… Friday and Sunday. On the 5th of March he drove into our home and asked to have a conversation that I agreed to. He was polite until we were alone. Nathi asked me why I was throwing a dinner without his permission. I then asked why I needed his permission, and he said because it’s his house.”
“I then told him it’s our home and am puzzled, he then threatened to call the cops to shut it down. He was at this point shouting. And the guests that had already arrived were watching. I’ve had to change locks as he would come in anytime even when I was dressed inappropriately and have to leave. Nathi has hit me before in 2014 and I saw that same look on his face. He’s scaring me as he is becoming irrational. I do have a scratch on my hand from the incident.”
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