Inno Morolong alleges Mihlali Ndamase's "stalker" spent nearly R1 million on the influencer

Outspoken media personality Inno Morolong has set the internet ablaze after making shocking claims regarding influencer Mihlali Ndamase and businessman Michael 'Mike' Britz. During an appearance on Arthur Mafokate’s show, The Lifestyle League, Morolong suggested their connection was strictly transactional.

The controversy stems from Morolong's assertion that Britz, who is her close friend, spent close to R1 million on the high-profile influencer. She alleged that this financial exchange was part of a calculated dynamic common between wealthy men and famous women.

The NDA Allegations

Morolong didn't stop at the financial claims. She further alleged that Ndamase required the married businessman to sign a non-disclosure agreement to ensure their dealings remained a secret from the public and his family.

This version of events stands in stark contrast to the narrative shared in early 2026. At the time, Ndamase publicly labeled Britz a 'stalker,' claiming he was intimidating her and her family after she rejected his advances.

A Culture of Slay Queens

During the interview, Morolong discussed the broader 'slay queen' culture in South Africa. She suggested that many female celebrities appear wealthier than their actual careers allow because of behind-the-scenes arrangements with wealthy benefactors.

While Britz previously denied having any romantic or personal link to the influencer, Morolong insists the relationship was a mutual agreement. She claims the pursuit was never one-sided as previously reported.

Silence From Both Camps

Despite the gravity of these new allegations, neither Mihlali Ndamase nor Michael Britz have issued a formal response. The claims have reignited a massive debate on social media regarding the private lives of South Africa's elite influencers.

As it stands, the public is left with two vastly different stories: one of unwanted stalking and another of a million-rand business arrangement. For now, the truth remains hidden behind closed doors and alleged legal documents.