Mel B Talks About "Crazy" Morning After Rushing Daughter Angel to Emergency Room

Singer says, "She had a blood test, a heart murmur thing on...poor little thing!"

By Bruna Nessif Jan 16, 2014 4:33 AMTags
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It was quite the hectic day for Melanie Brown.

During the 2DayFM's Jules, Merrick and Sophie with Mel B show this morning, the former Spice Girl revealed that her six-year-old daughter Angel was rushed to a hospital in Los Angeles with an unknown sickness earlier that day, and barely made it back in time for the show.

So what happened to Mel's little girl?!

"This morning's been a little bit crazy because my six-year-old Angel was feeling not very well yesterday, she was a little bit dizzy and had her first nosebleed, so I kept her off school," Brown explained. "And then this morning she woke up feeling completely disoriented, and blood was just funnelling out of her nose like no tomorrow. So I rushed her to the emergency room, I just literally left there like half an hour ago. She had a blood test, a heart murmur thing on...poor little thing!"

Unfortunately, the singer still doesn't really know what's wrong with her daughter, saying, "[The doctors] don't know, they've just done a bunch of blood tests so we're just waiting for that stuff to come back. But they're thinking it's either some kind of a heart murmur or a vessel infection or sinus infection. A lot is going on!"

Mel added that she felt completely "helpless" while waiting at the emergency room with her girl.

The topic then shifted to a possible Spice Girls reunion. The band's 20th anniversary is coming up, and when asked whether Mel B. and the ladies will be getting together again to celebrate, the singer said, "You know, I get asked this question a lot, and out of the five, it's always me saying yes! It's just a case of getting everyone else to say that too. But I will not give up, at some point this year I do hope to be performing with The Spice Girls. And if not...I'll just have to kill them all! [laughs]."