Mel B Cries Over Eddie Murphy on New Reality Show
23:20 - Monday 06 September 2010 - In Category UK Entertainment
Mel B broke down in tears as she spoke about her babyfather Eddie Murphy in the first episode of her new reality TV series Mel B: It’s A Scary World.
Mel and Eddie have a three-and-a-half year old daughter, Angel Iris, together.
During a therapy session with husband and business manager Stephen Belafonte, the former Spice Girl describes her pregnancy with Angel as a ‘horrible time’.
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