Skip navigation

Scary Spice gives birth to baby girl

Baby Brown weighs in at 5 pounds, 4 ounces, has ‘a good head of hair’

Image: Melanie Brown
Jennifer Szymaszek / AP
Melanie Brown, who was once known as Scary Spice of the Spice Girls, has given birth to a daughter in California.
Slideshow
Image: Ginnifer Goodwin
  Celebrity sightings
Slimed Timberlake, billionaire skinhead, ‘Blades’ of Ferrell, and more.

more photos

  Celebrity video
Bon Jovi breaks new ground with foundation
Nov. 9: Making a Difference: Rocker Jon Bon Jovi is helping to bring new options for affordable housing to Philadelphia and New Jersey. NBC's Brian Williams reports.

Slideshow
Image: Elizabeth Hurley
  Best and worst celebrity fashions of 2009
From glamorous gowns to stylish suits to complete fashion failures, a look at the year so far.

more photos

updated 11:44 a.m. ET April 3, 2007

NEW YORK - Former Spice Girl Melanie Brown has given birth to a daughter in California, her publicist said Tuesday.

The baby, who weighs 5 pounds, 4 ounces, was born just after midnight Tuesday at St. John’s hospital in Santa Monica, said Nadine Bibi in an e-mail.

“Baby is completely healthy with a good head of hair. Mother and baby are now resting,” the statement said. “No name has been decided on as yet, and (she) is purely known as Baby Brown!”

Story continues below ↓
advertisement | your ad here

Brown has said ex-boyfriend Eddie Murphy is the father. The 46-year-old “Dreamgirls” star has said he’s not sure. Brown has said there’s “absolutely no question that Eddie is the father.”

The 31-year-old Brown, known as Scary Spice when she was in the megahit group of the ’90s, has an 8-year-old daughter, Phoenix Chi, from her marriage to Jimmy Gulzar.

Gulzar married Brown in 1998 after he had performed on a Spice Girls tour. Their 15-month marriage ended in divorce in 2000.

Murphy’s wife, Nicole, filed for divorce in 2005, citing irreconcilable differences. The couple were married in 1993 and have five children.

© 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Sponsored links

Resource guide