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Mel B has given her fans a trip down memory lane by sharing a rare peek into her Leeds home, which is filled with Spice Girls memorabilia. Her eldest daughter, Phoenix Chi Brown, posted a photo with her mum for Mother's Day, but fans were quick to spot that Mel's walls were covered with old photos of her and her bandmates from their Spice Girls days.

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Mel B has paid gushing praise to her "sister" Victoria Beckham after a surprise reunion of the group that transformed pop music in the Nineties. Mel B was speaking in an Instagram post after the singer received her MBE from Prince William at Buckingham Palace.

Victoria Beckham enjoyed a night of celebrating long-time friend Mel B receiving her MBE award with their mums on Wednesday.The former Spice Girls were seen in a photo Victoria shared of the occasion on Instagram Stories stood on either side of their mums Jackie Adams and Andrea Brown as they marked the special day. “A special night celebrating @officalmelb!” the 48 year old captioned, as she tagged her clothing brand worn by the women.

Victoria Beckham jetted back to London to support her friend and fellow Spice Girl Mel B as she collected her MBE. The 46-year-old pop star was honoured during an investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday morning (May 4).

Mel B can officially add MBE next to her name after being handed her award by Prince William in a stunning ceremony.The Spice Girls star was joined by her proud mum, Andrea Brown, as the pair made their way to Buckingham Palace, several months after it was announced Mel was being recognised.Melanie, 46, was left stunned when she received a letter from the Prime Minister informing her that he had spoken to Her Majesty The Queen about awarding Mel an MBE.The singer who is an ambassador for Women's Aid explained that her award is not for her but instead, for fellow victims of domestic abuse.Melanie said: "I never thought I would be here getting this MBE for the work I've been doing."It's amazing to have but it's not just for me – it's for all those other women."Especially because of Covid, there's been such an epidemic of domestic violence, that's been completely on the rise, and you know I've got an army of women behind me that need help and need to be heard."The mum of three continued: "So I'm their voice because we've all been through exactly the same story, so I don't take it as it's my award because it's our award because we've survived."While the songstress has racked up millions of fans over the course of her career, it appears that Prince William was starstruck as he handed her MBE to Mel."He commended me on all my work that I've been doing, and he goes, 'Im so sorry you went through such a horrible time'," she explained.The For Once In My Life songstress continued: "He did say, 'I can't believe I'm giving you one of these – I'm delighted', and I said, Aw thank you' and we had a giggle."Melanie claims that her turbulent marriage to Stephen Belafonte, plagued with claims of domestic abuse – which he denies, feels as

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Mel B has revealed that her dad carried her as a baby to avoid racist attacks in town when she was growing up. Mel penned a moving piece for The Sun, written one year after George Floyd died and the Black Lives Matter movement gained steam in the UK, with anti-racism protests all over the globe.

Mel B has discussed how her family experienced racism in Britain when she was a baby and as she grew up as a child in Leeds.