Andile Mpisane in serious trouble
A fight over raucous parties featuring blaring music, revving car engines and sxual escapades has landed reality star Andile Mpisane in hot water with his neighbour.
The troublesome teenager is a brother to fitness trainer, Sbahle Mpisane, who rose to fame when she started dating Kaizer Chiefs goal keeper, Itumeleng Khune who had just been dumped by TV personality Minnie Dlamini. So in short, Andile Mpisane is Itumeleng Khune’s former umlamu (brother-in-law). Sbahle and Khune eventually broke up, and she can’t even remember why she fell in love with the goalie in the first place.
Umhlanga attorney Janine Archer, who runs a guesthouse next to Mpisane’s home, has laid a criminal charge against the 18-year-old son of divorced celebrity couple Sbu Mpisane and Shauwn Mkhize, after he allegedly chased her for about 3km and repeatedly blocked her path with his car.
In the meantime her business was being criticised on social media as guests complained about the “noise and parties” from the house next door.
“I decided I had no choice but to take legal action and make a high court application for an interdict,” said Archer.
She said that last Sunday on her way to her property, she stopped outside the Mpisane house and took some pictures for use in the application to show the proximity of the two properties and the number of cars parked in the driveway and outside.
“As I took the pictures, a security guard, a Mr Shezi, intervened and told me to stop. I then saw Andile on the upper-level balcony. He screamed at me and the next thing he was at my car trying to open the door. He banged on the window. I started to drive off and he shouted at me, calling me a f***ing bitch and demanding my phone.”
Mpisane didn’t respond to queries from the Sunday Times. Mkhize said she was aware of the complaints and she had tried to get in touch with Archer.
“She has not responded to my efforts of trying to set up a meeting to get this resolved, I even wrote her an e-mail to which she has not bothered to respond to. I was hoping that this matter would not get to the point where it is now and I would be able to understand what the issues are so we can resolve them as adults,” she said.
Mkhize said she had not yet been notified of any criminal case.
Police spokesperson Capt Nqobile Gwala confirmed that a case of intimidation is being investigated.
– Sunday Times
