*Melanie “Mel B” Brown is once again in a legal battle with ex-husband Stephen Belafonte, and this time she wants him to stay away from the daughter she had with Eddie Murphy.
According to court documents filed by Mel and obtained by The Blast, the Spice Girl claims Belafonte has traumatized the child by showing her gruesome videos of ISIS executions.
She now wants him blocked from having visitation with 10-year-old Angel Murphy Brown. Mel says that Belafonte once showed all their children videos of “ISIS beheading individuals,” and that Angel said she was scared as a result of being exposed to the images.
Mel’s other daughter, Phoenix, confirmed the ISIS story, writing in a declaration that Stephen “got us all to watch men being beheaded with chainsaws by ISIS.”
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According to Mel’s declaration, Phoenix also says Belafonte would call her “retarded,” and frequently eat half of the packed school lunch her mother made so she had nothing to eat during the day. She also alleges Belafonte would “kick and yell” at their dog, and even once threw him in the pool. When the dog eventually died, Belafonte allegedly laughed about not having to walk him anymore.
The former “Spice Girl” also alleges that her ex recently gave his daughter Madison a teddy bear to give to Angel. Inside the teddy bear was a piece of paper with Belafonte’s phone number so that Angel could contact him.
According to the report, Mel is responding to Stephen filing to get visitation with Angel and points out that while he’s trying to convince the court that he has a solid relationship with the child he described “the likes and dislikes” of the wrong daughter. Mel says he seems to “have confused Angel for Madison,” and really doesn’t know anything about his step-daughter.
The judge has not yet ruled on Mel’s opposition to Belafonte’s request for visitation. A hearing has been set for later this month.
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