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Mel B has recalled the moment she felt free of ‘shame’ after coming forward with her experience of domestic abuse. The Spice Girls singer has spent the past few years raising awareness about domestic abuse and violence, working with charity Women’s Aid and starring in the harrowing yet powerful music video, Love Should Not Hurt, directed by composer Fabio D’Andrea. In May, the Wannabe hitmaker received an MBE for her services to charitable causes and vulnerable women. Mel’s campaigning began after she ended her 10-year marriage with producer Stephen Belafonte in 2017. Together with Fabio, the pop star is now releasing a special series of charitable NFTs in support of Women’s Aid. Recalling her experience of working with the filmmaker and musician on the Love Should Not Hurt music video, Mel told Metro.co.uk at the pre-launch event at London’s first Crypto Club: ‘It was Fabio’s idea and this amazing thing he put together. ‘On set it was quite remarkable because I found out that everybody involved from the guy that did the lights to the guy that did the cameras, they’d all been involved in some kind of domestic violence scenario whether it be their parents, something they’d seen or whether they’d personally been involved themselves, so me watching it back was really cathartic like writing my book was.

Peter Andre has opened up about his experience of acting in a new music video about self-harm and revealed it's made him 'change his ways'.The Australian star collaborated with musician Fabio D'Andrea to portray a father dealing with his son's suicide attempt in the emotional video for Fabio's new song, Another Way. In the opening scene, a young man called Josh is shown covered in blood, but the singer admitted it was a tough one to film as it felt close to home. "I had some personal experiences of my own in mind that I was going to draw upon but as soon as I walked into the room to film the bathtub scene, I was overcome with genuine emotion.The character of my son in the video looked as if he could have been my own son or nephew, and I immediately started crying.

Peter Andre was in floods of tears as he acted in a new music video about self-harm.The Australian star has collaborated with musician Fabio D'Andrea to portray a father dealing with his son's suicide attempt in the emotional video for Fabio's new song, Another Way. Peter told The Sun: "After watching Fabio's powerful work, I knew I wanted to be a part of it. Such an incredibly tough subject needs to be highlighted in a way that will hopefully help bring it to the forefront.

Warning: The video above contains scenes of domestic violence that some viewers may find distressing.

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 story, it’s everybody’s voice, because we are dealing with an epidemic.”The emotional clip, inspired by the stories she has previously heard as a Women’s Aid patron, sees Mel B recreating a woman’s brave escape from an abuse relationship.“You put on

Mel B stars in a powerful yet harrowing short film to highlight the reality of domestic violence. The Spice Girls singer teamed up with charity Women’s Aid for the movie, which is titled Love Should Not Hurt (A Flat Minor) and features music from the composer Fabio D’Andrea. It sees Mel B recreating a woman’s escape from an abusive relationship and was inspired by the stories she has heard while a patron of the charity. WARNING: Triggering details and scenes of domestic violenceDifficult scenes of domestic violence are shown from the start of the four-minute film, with the Wannabe singer trying to escape the house before being pulled back and thrown to the floor by her partner. Showing how abusers can change their behaviour in public, the