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Mel B has claimed the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation trial shouldn't be used as "entertainment".Depp is suing his ex-wife for libel in the US state of Virginia over an article she wrote for the Washington Post in 2018 - and both have been making bombshell claims that they were both victims of domestic abuse during the case.Mel has previously claimed to be victim of domestic abuse during her marriage to Stephen Belafonte, allegations he vehemently denies. Now the singer has told Piers Morgan on his TalkTV show that the trial being televised upsets her and really made her "have a lump in her throat", after allegedly being in a similar situation.Mel also told how she fears airing the case on TV will put off victims of domestic violence from trying to bring their attackers to justice.She told Piers in last night's episode (May 9): "To me this trial is so not entertainment for me.

Davina McCall is set to front a documentary for Channel 4 exploring why some women are turning their backs on the contraceptive pill The former Big Brother presenter, 55, previously discussed her own menopause journey and hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in a documentary for the broadcaster. In The Pill, she will investigate “the myths and misconceptions that surround contraception” and ask whether enough is being done to given women appropriate care.The documentary was announced as part of a slate of new shows across all genres that will air on Channel 4 from spring.Three-part series Depp V Heard will examine the headline-making defamation trial between Hollywood star Johnny Depp and his ex-wife, Aquaman actress Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s blockbuster legal bust-up will be the focus of a three-part Channel 4 documentary, as the British broadcaster unveiled a “provocative” slate of new titles.