Minnie Dlamini has done it all. It seems like she was destined for fame from the onset. She was barely out of diapers when she started her acting career! You can find more about her in this Minnie Dlamini biography.
Minnie Dlamini whose full name is Minenhle Dlamini was born on 7 July 1990 in Durban, KwaZulu Natal to to Jabulani Dlamini, her father and Queen Dlamini, her mother.
She had a younger brother Khosini Dlamini who sadly passed away from a ruptured brain aneurysm in 2019.
Before studying at the University of Cape Town, she went to school at the Northland Girls’ High School. At university, she studied film, media, drama, and economics.
She dropped out of college to pursue a career as a TV presenter. This bold move saw her land her first job at the tender age of 17. She was a promoter and went on to join Urban News as an intern.
The intelligent Minnie Dlamini learned the ropes of the TV industry. She then went on to work on LIVE TV as a presenter.
Minnie Dlamini was the perfect definition of charm, beauty and talent. Thanks to these irresistible combinations, she quickly became a household name. As her career blossomed, Minnie became a regular face on South African TV.
She then hosted Mzansi Insider, a lifestyle show on SABC 1, made a guest appearance as ‘Miranda’ on the SABC 1 show ‘Generations’ and played a role in the soap operas Wild’ and ‘Rockville'.
In 2012, she quit Mzansi Insider to focus on her acting career. She then made a return to SABC 1 as a presenter.
For her second stint, she focused on sports broadcasting and hosted ‘SoccerZone’ along with Thomas Mlambo until 2016.
Minnie Dlamini has already hosted several big gigs that include local and international award ceremonies.
The South Africa Film and Television Awards, PSL Awards, 14th Metro FM music awards, and Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards in 2016.
The beauty also tried her hand at modelling and was the face of LEGit. Her stint in fashion encouraged her to launch her own fashion line, Minnie Series.
She currently works for SuperSport as a sports show presenter. In 2018, she covered the FIFA World Cup in Russia.
The celebrated television presenter shocked Mzansi when she announced her divorce from her husband Quinton Jones.
In a statement, Minnie Dlamini said they'd amicably decided to go separate ways after months of separation. It's reported that the two lived separately in the final year of their union.
Minnie moved out to a different house and Quinton moved back to live with her mother and sister.
Minnie and Quinton Jones have a son named Netha Makhosini Jones.
Quinton Jones and Minnie Dlamini got married in Durban in 2017 in a gorgeous wedding ceremony that was rich in tradition.
It was held in Glenn Hills. Quinton Jones & Minnie Dlamini’s wedding was graced by the who’s who of South Africa. Among the attendees were Somizi, Unathi Msengana, Anele Mdoda, Euphonik, and Jessica Nkosi, to name just a few.
They had another ceremony on 16 September 2018. This ceremony was a televised event as Multichoice officially covered it after they purchased the rights for R6 million.
This event became so popular that it inspired a new reality show. ‘Minnie Dlamini, Becoming Mrs Jones’ was a three-part documentary on her journey before and after marriage.
This show became the highest-rated show on the DSTV-owned Vuzu App. It also made Minnie Dlamini’s husband quite a celebrity in his own right!
Minnie Dlamini was the talk of the town after photos of her in which she appeared to have put on some weight surfaced online. Fans wanted to know whether she was pregnant.
Minnie Dlamini denied these rumours in a TshisaLIVE interview. She said that while she wasn’t under any pressure to become pregnant, she was excited at the prospect of having a baby.
Not long after these pronouncements were made did Minnie Dlamini and husband Quinton Jones welcome their baby boy, Netha Makhosini Jones.
In the wake of the collapse of her marriage, Minnie Dlamini has been dragged for cheating on her husband.
Popular blogger Musa Khaluwa tweeted that Quinton Jones found out about her infidelity after the death of her brother Khosini Dlamini and immediately filed for divorce.
It's alleged that she had an affair with businessman Edwin Sodi who is not new to such allegations.
The ex-celebrity couple hasn't commented on the allegations. In their statement, they said they'd remain friends after their divorce and co-parent their son Netha.
In another Minnie Dlamini controversy, she claimed to be a victim of cyberbullying. She claimed to be a virgin after her relationship with soccer star Itumleleng ‘Itu’ Khune fell apart.
Furthermore, she took part in a traditional ceremony uMhlonyane done for a young virgin girl who has just started puberty to advise her on womanhood. Minnie was heavily criticised as this tradition is way past her age.
Her ex-boyfriend Itu then went on record and stated that both were sexually intimate during their relationship. He said he didn’t understand why she did the uMhlonyane ritual. Minnie was not happy with this revelation.
Minnie was in the spotlight again for her weight gain after getting married. She has no regrets and said that she was in a good place. At the same time, she told off people who criticised her and speculated about a possible pregnancy.
Former friends Minnie Dlamini and Boity can't seem to shake off talks of a rift between them.
They were close when they started their careers in the entertainment industry but their friendship fizzled out.
This happened around 2012 when Boity got jealous of Minnie as she bagged all the jobs she set her eyes on.
Overall, her net worth and success allow her to maintain an affluent lifestyle. To that effect, she’s not one to shy away from fancy destinations.
Minnie Dlamini possesses various designer dresses, some of which come from her fashion line, the Minnie Series. They are carefully crafted to fit her curvy body. Fans can keep up with her latest looks on Minnie Dlamini Instagram account.
She runs the Minnie Dlamini Foundation whose aim is to give less privileged South African girls the opportunity to pursue an education. Her foundation has helped many girls secure quality education.
Minnie Dlamini lives in a posh house in a lush suburb in Durban. After she divorced her husband, she announced to her Instagram followers that she redesigned her house as a mark of recovering her identity.
What about her cars? Minnie Dlamini cars are way above the ordinary. She once gifted herself a Jaguar I-Pace on her birthday, which cost her a cool R2 million.
Minnie Dlamini’s net worth is believed to be between $1.2 million and $5 million. Her hard work, brave choices, and the fact that she’s also hosted some of the biggest events and shows have contributed massively to this.
In 2016, Minnie Dlamini was nominated for the Top Empowered Media Personality in the Oliver Empowerment Awards.
Minnie Dlamini's Twitter: @MinnieDlamini
Minnie Dlamini's Instagram: @MinnieDlamini
Minnie Dlamini Facebook: Minnie Dlamini
Born on 7 July 1990, Minnie Dlamini’s age is 32.
Minnie Dlamini studied film, media, drama, and economics at the University of Cape Town.
Minnie Dlamini’s mother is Queen Dlamini.
Yes. Minnie Dlamini and her ex-husband Quinton Jones welcomed baby Netha Makhosini Jones in November 2020.
Minnie Dlamini’s worth is estimated to be between $1.2 million and $5 million. Most of her wealth has been made from her career as a television presenter.
Minnie Dlamini has done it all. It seems like she was destined for fame from the onset. She was barely out of diapers when she started her acting career! You can find more about her in this Minnie Dlamini biography.
Minnie Dlamini whose full name is Minenhle Dlamini was born on 7 July 1990 in Durban, KwaZulu Natal to to Jabulani Dlamini, her father and Queen Dlamini, her mother.
She had a younger brother Khosini Dlamini who sadly passed away from a ruptured brain aneurysm in 2019.
Before studying at the University of Cape Town, she went to school at the Northland Girls’ High School. At university, she studied film, media, drama, and economics.
She dropped out of college to pursue a career as a TV presenter. This bold move saw her land her first job at the tender age of 17. She was a promoter and went on to join Urban News as an intern.
The intelligent Minnie Dlamini learned the ropes of the TV industry. She then went on to work on LIVE TV as a presenter.
Minnie Dlamini was the perfect definition of charm, beauty and talent. Thanks to these irresistible combinations, she quickly became a household name. As her career blossomed, Minnie became a regular face on South African TV.
She then hosted Mzansi Insider, a lifestyle show on SABC 1, made a guest appearance as ‘Miranda’ on the SABC 1 show ‘Generations’ and played a role in the soap operas Wild’ and ‘Rockville'.
In 2012, she quit Mzansi Insider to focus on her acting career. She then made a return to SABC 1 as a presenter.
For her second stint, she focused on sports broadcasting and hosted ‘SoccerZone’ along with Thomas Mlambo until 2016.
Minnie Dlamini has already hosted several big gigs that include local and international award ceremonies.
The South Africa Film and Television Awards, PSL Awards, 14th Metro FM music awards, and Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards in 2016.
The beauty also tried her hand at modelling and was the face of LEGit. Her stint in fashion encouraged her to launch her own fashion line, Minnie Series.
She currently works for SuperSport as a sports show presenter. In 2018, she covered the FIFA World Cup in Russia.
The celebrated television presenter shocked Mzansi when she announced her divorce from her husband Quinton Jones.
In a statement, Minnie Dlamini said they'd amicably decided to go separate ways after months of separation. It's reported that the two lived separately in the final year of their union.
Minnie moved out to a different house and Quinton moved back to live with her mother and sister.
Minnie and Quinton Jones have a son named Netha Makhosini Jones.
Quinton Jones and Minnie Dlamini got married in Durban in 2017 in a gorgeous wedding ceremony that was rich in tradition.
It was held in Glenn Hills. Quinton Jones & Minnie Dlamini’s wedding was graced by the who’s who of South Africa. Among the attendees were Somizi, Unathi Msengana, Anele Mdoda, Euphonik, and Jessica Nkosi, to name just a few.
They had another ceremony on 16 September 2018. This ceremony was a televised event as Multichoice officially covered it after they purchased the rights for R6 million.
This event became so popular that it inspired a new reality show. ‘Minnie Dlamini, Becoming Mrs Jones’ was a three-part documentary on her journey before and after marriage.
This show became the highest-rated show on the DSTV-owned Vuzu App. It also made Minnie Dlamini’s husband quite a celebrity in his own right!
Minnie Dlamini was the talk of the town after photos of her in which she appeared to have put on some weight surfaced online. Fans wanted to know whether she was pregnant.
Minnie Dlamini denied these rumours in a TshisaLIVE interview. She said that while she wasn’t under any pressure to become pregnant, she was excited at the prospect of having a baby.
Not long after these pronouncements were made did Minnie Dlamini and husband Quinton Jones welcome their baby boy, Netha Makhosini Jones.
In the wake of the collapse of her marriage, Minnie Dlamini has been dragged for cheating on her husband.
Popular blogger Musa Khaluwa tweeted that Quinton Jones found out about her infidelity after the death of her brother Khosini Dlamini and immediately filed for divorce.
It's alleged that she had an affair with businessman Edwin Sodi who is not new to such allegations.
The ex-celebrity couple hasn't commented on the allegations. In their statement, they said they'd remain friends after their divorce and co-parent their son Netha.
In another Minnie Dlamini controversy, she claimed to be a victim of cyberbullying. She claimed to be a virgin after her relationship with soccer star Itumleleng ‘Itu’ Khune fell apart.
Furthermore, she took part in a traditional ceremony uMhlonyane done for a young virgin girl who has just started puberty to advise her on womanhood. Minnie was heavily criticised as this tradition is way past her age.
Her ex-boyfriend Itu then went on record and stated that both were sexually intimate during their relationship. He said he didn’t understand why she did the uMhlonyane ritual. Minnie was not happy with this revelation.
Minnie was in the spotlight again for her weight gain after getting married. She has no regrets and said that she was in a good place. At the same time, she told off people who criticised her and speculated about a possible pregnancy.
Former friends Minnie Dlamini and Boity can't seem to shake off talks of a rift between them.
They were close when they started their careers in the entertainment industry but their friendship fizzled out.
This happened around 2012 when Boity got jealous of Minnie as she bagged all the jobs she set her eyes on.
Overall, her net worth and success allow her to maintain an affluent lifestyle. To that effect, she’s not one to shy away from fancy destinations.
Minnie Dlamini possesses various designer dresses, some of which come from her fashion line, the Minnie Series. They are carefully crafted to fit her curvy body. Fans can keep up with her latest looks on Minnie Dlamini Instagram account.
She runs the Minnie Dlamini Foundation whose aim is to give less privileged South African girls the opportunity to pursue an education. Her foundation has helped many girls secure quality education.
Minnie Dlamini lives in a posh house in a lush suburb in Durban. After she divorced her husband, she announced to her Instagram followers that she redesigned her house as a mark of recovering her identity.
What about her cars? Minnie Dlamini cars are way above the ordinary. She once gifted herself a Jaguar I-Pace on her birthday, which cost her a cool R2 million.
Minnie Dlamini’s net worth is believed to be between $1.2 million and $5 million. Her hard work, brave choices, and the fact that she’s also hosted some of the biggest events and shows have contributed massively to this.
In 2016, Minnie Dlamini was nominated for the Top Empowered Media Personality in the Oliver Empowerment Awards.
Minnie Dlamini's Twitter: @MinnieDlamini
Minnie Dlamini's Instagram: @MinnieDlamini
Minnie Dlamini Facebook: Minnie Dlamini
Born on 7 July 1990, Minnie Dlamini’s age is 32.
Minnie Dlamini studied film, media, drama, and economics at the University of Cape Town.
Minnie Dlamini’s mother is Queen Dlamini.
Yes. Minnie Dlamini and her ex-husband Quinton Jones welcomed baby Netha Makhosini Jones in November 2020.
Minnie Dlamini’s worth is estimated to be between $1.2 million and $5 million. Most of her wealth has been made from her career as a television presenter.