Who is Mninginisi Nkhavi Mhinga? Yvonne Chaka Chaka’s Son Biography, Wiki, Age, Wife, Children, Parents, Height, Net Worth and Instagram
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Mninginisi Nkhavi Mhinga Biography – Mninginisi Nkhavi Mhinga Wiki
Mninginisi Nkhavi Mhinga popularly known as Ningi Mhinga is musical icon Yvonne Chaka Chaka’s first son. He works in a sports shop in France.
According to his LinkedIn bio, he is the Nike Running Senior Brand Manager. It states that he has been the marketing manager of Nike since March 2010 to date. His bio still states that he worked as a senior strategist for Interbrand from the year 2009 to the year 2011.
His education states that he studied at the University of Johannesburg from the year 2000 to the year 2005.
Mninginisi Nkhavi Mhinga Wife
He was previously in a relationship with Tamara Dey who is a soul celebrity singer. They, however, split up but the couple had one child a daughter together.
Mninginisi Nkhavi Mhinga Children
He has one child together with his ex-lover Tamara Dey who is known as Lala Bella. She was born in December 2017 and is now a 20-month-old baby girl.
Mninginisi Nkhavi Mhinga Parents
He is the first son to his mother Yvonne Chaka Chaka and his father Tiny Mandlalele Mhinga.
Mninginisi Nkhavi Mhinga Family
His family comprises of his parents Yvonne Chaka Chaka and Tiny Mandlalele Mhinga together with his three siblings Mandla Mhinga, Themba Mhinga, and Mfuma Mhinga.
Mninginisi Nkhavi Mhinga Sued for Child Support
Tamara Dey is suing him, her baby daddy for R4,5 million in papgeld. According to Sunday World, Tamara has filed a petition at the Randburg Magistrates court to get Ningi Mhinga, Yvonne’s firstborn son, to increase his monthly child support payments from R10 000 to R20 000. She says the amount is currently inadequate.
Mhinga, who is currently working in a sports shop in Paris, France, has filed a responding affidavit stating that the R10 000 he pays is sufficient to cover the child’s expenses. He also says in the article that in addition to the R10 000 he pays the toddler’s medical aid as well.He has gone as far as to claim the extra money is for Tamara’s personal use.
He claims that he provides his share of monetary care for his daughter including paying for her medical aid and a list of needs that Tamara provides each month.
He also regularly visits his child during which they spend time together at his parents home in Bryanston, South Africa.
If the court grants Tamara’s request, he will have to pay a total of R240,000 per year and will have paid almost R4, 5 million by the time the Lalabella turns 18 years old. Whereas neither parents commented on the case, Yvonne weighed in on the matter, seemingly throwing shade at Tamara over her demands.
She told Sunday World; “She (Tamara) and the child are always here at my house. We always buy everything that the child needs. My husband does everything that we have to do as the child’s grandparents. We have not neglected the child. We always see the child because the child is part of our family.”
Tamara and Ningi case will be heard in court on January 28, 2020.
