Mel B claims ex made daughters watch ‘ISIS beheading’ videos

Mel B's battle with her ex-husband is still raging on despite reaching a divorce settlement.

The former Spice Girl, whose real name is Melanie Brown, claimed in recent court documents that her ex Stephen Belafonte should no longer be able to interact with her three daughters after he showed them "videos of ISIS beheading individuals," according to documents obtained by The Blast.

Brown, 42, has three daughters, Phoenix, 19, Angel, 10, and 6-year-old Madison. Belafonte is Madison's father, but Phoenix's father is Jimmy Gulzar and Angel's father is Eddie Murphy.

"When I was not present, Stephen thought it was funny or educational (I still do not know) to play videos of ISIS beheading individuals," Brown said in the March 1 docs, obtained by The Blast.

"This was entirely inappropriate for such young girls, who do not understand what is happening in the videos. Angel has repeatedly told me about these videos and that she was scared and frightened that Stephen would expose her to such gruesome images," she continued.

Brown states that she has entered Angel into therapy and is requesting Belafonte no longer have contact with her.

Phoenix, Brown's eldest daughter, also provided statements in the documents about the ISIS beheading videos.

"He got us all to watch men being beheaded with chainsaws by ISIS, as we were in the kitchen and he was cooking," she said, adding that the incident occurred during a trip for her 16th birthday with friends.

She also claimed the two never became close because he would call her names, including "retarded" and "stupid."

"He would be very aggressive with Angel and Maddie (Madison) if they broke the 'rules,' like talking when he was on the phone. He would just yell really up close to them," she continued.

In another accusation, the "America's Got Talent" judge alleges that Belafonte is trying to reach out to Angel after giving a teddy bear to Madison to give to Angel, which had a piece of paper with his phone number placed inside, according to The Blast.

 

Brown and Belafonte finalized their divorce in December 2017 after 10 years of marriage, which included a shared custody agreement for Madison. The split came in the wake of domestic abuse allegations by Brown.

The "Spice Up Your Life" singer was ordered to pay Belafonte $40,000 per month in temporary spousal fees and $140,000 for attorney and forensic fees, according to People.