Mel B Served $5 Million Defamation Lawsuit from Ex Stephen Belafonte

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Mel B's ex-husband Stephen Belafonte accused the Spice Girls singer of defamation in a $5 million lawsuit filed on Wednesday, May 29

Mel B’s ex-husband Stephen Belafonte filed a $5 million defamation lawsuit against the Spice Girls singer in a Florida court on her birthday, Wednesday, May 29.

In Belafonte’s new lawsuit, he claims that although Mel B “dismissed” her allegations before “his day in court,” the “damage” had already been done to his character. Among the lawsuit’s many allegations, Belfonte also accused the former America’s Got Talent judge of using her charity work with the Women’s Aid abuse organization to “further sales, celebrity and opportunity,” citing alleged texts between her fellow Spice Girls member Geri Halliwell as evidence.

Mel B has not publicly addressed Belafonte’s lawsuit. Us has reached out to reps for Mel B and Halliwell for comment.

 

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