Mel B appears in distressing domestic violence video for Women’s Aid after abusive relationship

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Good Morning Britain, ITV presenters Susanna Reid and Adil Ray were joined by the Spice Girls singer, who detailed how she was able to leave an abusive relationship - in the hopes of helping other people. It comes after the pop star, who is a patron for the charity Women's Aid, starred in a powerful video to highlight the horror of domestic abuse.

Mel B has opened up on her role in a new video which highlights the horrors of domestic abuse, describing the clip as “every woman’s story, it’s everybody’s voice”.The Spice Girls singer has teamed up with Women’s Aid for the new video, which is directed by composer Fabio D’Andrea and represents domestic violence through dance.She told Good Morning Britain: “You know that’s why this video is so important, because it’s not just my story, (it’s) bits and pieces of my story, but it’s every woman’s

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Spice Girl Mel B appeared bruised and beaten in a shocking new video to raise awareness for a domestic violence charity.The 45-year-old is seen being punched and chased around a house in the devastatingly realistic video, which is a collaboration with composer Fabio D’Andrea for Women’s Aid. Mel has previously claimed she was in a violent relationship with ex-husband Stephen Belafonte for years and how she struggled to break out of his “reign of terror”.

Mel B has teamed up with Women's Aid to star as a domestic violence survivor in a harrowing awareness video. The Spice Girls star became a patron for the charity, which aims to end domestic violence against women and children, in 2018, after she went public with allegations of domestic abuse against her now ex-husband Stephen Belafonte during their divorce proceedings in 2017.