Mel B, 46, looks effortlessly stylish in a jumpsuit as she joins ab-flashing lookalike daughter Phoenix, 22, at Cirque Du Soleil show
Mel B looked effortlessly stylish in a black jumpsuit at the premiere of Cirque Du Soleil’s Luzia at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Thursday.
The singer, 46, was joined by her lookalike daughter Phoenix Brown, 22, who showcased her toned midriff in a black crop top.
The pair posed up a storm on the red carpet before making their way into the star-studded premiere.
Stunning: Mel B, 46, looked effortlessly stylish as she joined ab-flashing lookalike daughter Phoenix, 22, at Cirque Du Soleil show Luzia at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Thursday
Mel cinched the waist of her jumpsuit with a leopard print belt and donned a matching handbag.
She completed her outfit with heeled leather boots and her glam makeup enhanced her pretty features.
Phoenix oozed confidence in high waisted trousers and a longline trench coat as she posed alongside her famous mother.
She opted for comfort and paired her ensemble with black and white Converse trainers.
The social media influencer is the daughter of Mel and choreographer ex-husband Jimmy Gulzar.
Sister act: The pair looked like siblings as they posed up a storm on the red carpet
Pose: The pair posed up a storm on the red carpet before making their way into the star-studded premiere
It comes after Mel recently spoke of her pride at shining a light on the ‘taboo’ topic of domestic abuse after being awarded an MBE for services to charitable causes and vulnerable women.
In an interview on Steph’s Packed Lunch on last week, the star described being awarded the honour as ‘still a little bit shocking and very overwhelming’.
She explained that she as ‘standing up for what she believes in’ and tearfully told how her late father would be ‘proud’ of her after he encouraged her to leave her abusive marriage.
Looking good: Mel cinched the waist of her jumpsuit with a leopard print belt and donned a matching handbag
Work it! She completed her outfit with heeled leather boots and her glam makeup enhanced her pretty features
All smiles: Phoenix oozed confidence in high waisted trousers and a longline trench coat as she posed alongside her famous mother
Mel, who is a patron of the charity Women’s Aid, said: ‘I’m standing up for something I truly believe in, that I’ve experienced myself, so to be awarded for that… I’m really proud of it. If I can shed light on it and help in anyway, I’m not going to stop.’
Dedicating the award to victims of domestic abuse, Mel added: ‘But it’s not about what I’ve done, I’m the voice for all those other women, and men, that have ever suffered an abusive relationship. This is for all them lot that don’t have the platform that I have to speak up about it.’
She continued: ‘When I was speaking about it way back in 2017, it was something people didn’t talk about, it was considered icky and taboo and dark and shameful.
‘When I brought my book out there was only one publisher willing to publish it. That’s how undercover it was. It was like the taboo, dirty topic to talk about…. Now we can talk about it and it’s a huge epidemic, we need to get behind and support charities like Women’s Aid.’
Casual: She opted for comfort and paired her ensemble with black and white Converse trainers
Look alike: The social media influencer is the daughter of Mel with her choreographer ex-husband Jimmy Gulzar
Gorgeous: Much like her mother, Phoenix kept her hair in her beautiful natural curls
Beaming: Mel was all smiles as she stepped out of a swanky vehicle outside the venue
Telling Steph about receiving the letter informing her about the MBE, Mel B said: ‘The letter arrived at mum’s house in chauffer driven car… My mum calls me and goes ‘there’s a letter here from your majesty, what have you done?’ I rushed home and my hands were shaking… My went ‘open it open it, oh my God you’re in trouble…’
‘I opened it up and I had to read it again and again because it wasn’t sinking in… It was really overwhelming, it wasn’t anything to do with being a Spice Girl… It was all to do with my shedding the light on the taboo topic, domestic violence.
Just to be acknowledged and awarded for that, to be able to be a voice and help women through traumatic experiences, and men too… it’s a lot.’
Candid: In an interview on Steph’s Packed Lunch on last week, the star described being awarded the honour as ‘still a little bit shocking and very overwhelming’
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