ACTRESS and businesswoman Enhle Mbali has opened up about her life in a tell-all show she released on Instagram on Tuesday, 14 September.
In the show called Voice, she talks about healing.
The Rockville actress spoke about everything from growing up, how she got into acting, her family, her businesses, and about her marriage and divorce to DJ Black Coffee.
Enhle said she felt having this conversation was important for her.
“It was highly imperative for me to have this conversation with you and I think it’s important to have this conversation because of the time that we’re in globally. And more so South Africa. You have watched me in a very public spat. One I did not cause. But did fight publicly,” said Enhle.
“I’ll just come out and say it, I was on the stairs of the Randburg court fists up, fighting GBV. And unfortunately it got me to angry black woman status, when all I was doing was fighting for myself. Fighting for what’s right, protecting myself and my children. Now I’ve heard a lot about who Enhle is. None of that is my narrative,” she said.
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Enhle said she is not an angry black woman.
“I am however a woman who had to stand up for herself. This problem came to me,” she said.
“And it disappoints me that we don’t dig further into the truth. It disappoints me that the most obvious of things are looked past. But it’s okay, I have come into this woman who understands that it’s not about anything else. But right now, it’s about me, it’s about my healing, it’s about my development,” said Enhle.
The actress said this drama has made her lose out on work opportunities.
“And because of this turmoil that’s happening around me, I don’t get a call to host a Women’s Month conference,” she said.
“It’s not an easy thing to do when patriarchy rules. When people fear being blocked in the industry. I’m here, it’s a reality to me. It’s a fight. But I’ve chosen to fight differently,” she said.
“I’ve chosen to pull away from the pain. From fighting families to now owning my pain. To now owning my healing. To now owning the journey that made me cry,” said Enhle.
