Mel B reveals surprise career change in ‘huge moment’ she’s spent ‘years looking for’
SPICE GIRLS singer Mel B has got a job as a telly voiceover actress.
She narrates new Sky Kids series Happy Town, which follows a problem-solving hedgehog and ladybird pals Pep and Tabitha.
The insects must lift the spirits of the creatures, as the lights of the cartoon town are powered by their glee.
Mel said: “This is a huge moment for me – my first time as a narrator.
“I’ve spent years looking for the perfect children’s show to get involved with because I’m a mum of three, and I believe that little ones learn so much through brilliant, colourful, creative storytelling.
“At Happy Town’s heart is adventure and great entertainment – just like me really!”
Mel is best known for being a member of pop group the Spice Girls.
She first found fame in the nineties where she was given the nickname Scary Spice.
The group managed to sell more than 100 million records worldwide and they became the best-selling female group of all time.
After the band went their separate ways, Mel went on to release solo albums in 2000 and 2005 before releasing a single in 2013.