Hollywood-rich: DJ Black Coffee’s net worth revealed [pictures]

Hollywood-rich DJ Black Coffee’s booking fees and net worth revealed. Is he the richest DJ in Africa? Born Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumulo, DJ Black Coffee has fast become one of the celebrated DJs in Africa and the world.

According to Savanna News, the celebrated Grammy Award winner has an estimated net worth of R990 million. In recent years he has managed to show for it with his life of glitz and glamour, from renting a private jet for a year to living large in a multimillion-rand Los Angeles mansion.

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A DIVE INTO BLACK COFFEE’S NET WORTH

Despite being widely known as a DJ, Nkosinathi Maphumulo doubles as a record producer and songwriter. With an illustrious career spanning years, she has established himself as one of the greatest to ever come from Africa when music is concerned.

Apart from earning a lot from producing, he owns a successful record label, Soulistic Music. Of late, he has managed to become an Ibiza darling. Sources have it that he usually charges at least R4 million for a set on the Spanish island in the Mediterranean Sea.

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EXPENSIVE ASSETS OWNED BY BLACK COFFEE

DJ Black Coffee has several homes worldwide, one being in the leafy suburbs of Los Angeles. However, in South Africa, he has an estate in Sandton and one of the most sought-after penthouses. He lives lavish thanks to his fat pockets.

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The bubbly DJ drives around the finest cars the world can offer. Coffee owns a Bentley GT Continental, Maserati Gran Turismo, G63 AMG and Mercedes-Benz CLK. A few years ago, he topped trends after the rumour mill said he owned a private jet.

Against these rumours, he revealed that he only hires it for tours and personal use.

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