Arguably one of South Africa’s most influential children, 4-year-old Kairo Forbes, has launched her first collaboration – the Kairo Watch with ERA by DJ Zinhle.

With a prominent crown feature and Kairo branding, the Kairo Watch symbolises the passing down of a legacy as one would pass down a crown from mother to daughter.

Retailing at R699, the limited edition Kairo Watch will be available from 1 December 2019, however can be pre-ordered online.

“Kairo has been a brand since she was born. It’s been a natural progression to get to this stage of her releasing her own product, the first of many to come,” shares Lynn “Glammy” Forbes.

“Kairo is very aware of her brand and the watch that she has released which made this collaboration an authentic one with a great fit. When you ask Kairo about it, she’s clear to say: “this is my business”.

This is the first influencer campaign for ERA and we look forward to releasing this limited edition. The Kairo Watch will be available for purchase individually or as a Legacy Combo (Mommy&Me) this festive season,” shares ERA Sales Manager, Masego Molefinyana.

The Kairo Watch with campaign tagline, It’s My Time, represents Kairo’s brand DNA. The watch is packaged as an educational offering. It comes with a colouring box for children to personalise. The imagery on the box speaks to elements that Kairo enjoys.

 If you want to be the first to get your hands on a Kairo Watch or Legacy Combo, head over to Mall of Africa this Sunday, 24 November 2019, from 2pm – 3pm (Crystal Court Entrance 25 – next to Life Grand Café) where Kairo will be doing a meet and greet with DJ Zinhle and sign all stickers on purchases.

From 1 December 2019 the Kairo Watch and Legacy Combo will also be available at the below ERA by DJ Zinhle stores:

• • Forest Hill City, Centurion
  • Newtown Junction, The Workshop, Newtown
  • A Store Named Beautiful in Rosebank
  • Fabrosanz in Durban

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South African DJ Black Coffee has asked the public to afford his family some privacy during his highly publicised divorce from Enhle.

The 43 year old House music DJ and producer, who recently made headlines when he hung out with Drake during one of his resident shows in Ibiza, in the process sparking speculation of a collaboration, on Wednesday took to social media to share a heartfelt statement about his ongoing divorce.

“I wish to state that we have been trying to sort out our problems amicably and in private for a year”, he revealed in the statement. Adding, “It has been the most heartbreaking period and challenging period.”

“As Mbali has stated, our priority are to protect our children at this point [sic]. This is now a court matter. We ask for privacy.”

The statement comes a few days after the actress confirmed that the couple is officially going their separate. Prior to this, Black Coffee had maintained silence on the divorce.

Responding to an article confirming the divorce in the Sunday papers, Enhle took to Instagram to share a heartfelt video about the situation.

“I’ve been getting called by journalists a lot lately, and I’ve stuck by my ‘no comment’. It works for me”, she said in the video, barely able to hold back tears.

“I would like a bit of space with regards to questions and so forth. “I do believe the system will do what is due and what is fair.”

“It has been a long couple of years for me, and it all of that, all I ask is for silence. Not for me, or anyone else, but for my children. Everything I’ve done, to this day, is to protect my children.”

“All I’ve ever tried to do was to be a great wife, a supportive wife, one that is respectful. Not only to my partner, but also to everyone around him.”

“It has been a very rough year, but I still stand tall and proud. It is indeed a situation no one ever wants to see themselves in, but here we are.”

Black Coffee and Enhle have two children together.

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SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 10: 2019 E! PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS — Pictured: Bonang Matheba arrives to the 2019 E! People’s Choice Awards held at the Barker Hangar on November 10, 2019. — NUP_188994 (Photo by Emma McIntyre/E! Entertainment/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)

QuenchSA recently reported that South African media Queen, Bonang Matheba, would be getting honoured with an inaugural E! award for African Influencer of The Year.

And now viewers will get to see their fave collect her gong at the glitzy awards show, which was held in Los Angeles, California.

WATCH BONANG WIN THE E! ENTERTAINMENT AWARD

All the glitz and glamour at the E! People’s Choice Awards 2019, as the E! recognised and honoured some of the most iconic and influential people on the continent including South Africa’s own  Matheba, will be airing today on the E! Entertainment channel (DStv Channel 124).

SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 10: 2019 E! PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS — Pictured: (l-r) Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, and Kim Kardashian West arrive to the 2019 E! People’s Choice Awards held at the Barker Hangar on November 10, 2019 — NUP_188989 (Photo by: Amy Sussman/E! Entertainment/NBCU Photo Bank)

The award comes as Bonang Matheba, who’s House of BNG bubbly brand was recently spotted being flaunted by Springbok captain Siya Kolisi, shared her plans to conquer the world in the latest issue of Drum Magazine.

CELEBRITY NEWS: BONANG HONOURED AT ‘5 FOR CHANGE’ GALA

In addition to honouring Bonang Matheba, Jennifer Aniston was awarded the People’s Icon Award, P!nk was awarded the People’s Champion award and Gwen Stefani with the Fashion Icon Award. The E! People’s Choice Awards celebrated the best in TV, music and pop culture on Sunday, November 10 in Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California.

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