Friday,
August
03,
2007
Spice
Girl
Melanie
Brown
plans
to
take
her
ex-boyfriend
comedian
Eddie
Murphy
to
court
to
claim
child-support
payments.
According
to
Hollywood.com,
the
singer
wants
to
"to
decide
what
is
reasonable" and
was
"appalled
and
shocked"
when
Murphy
announced
their
break-up
on
a
Dutch
TV
show
last
year
and
denied
fathering
her
then-unborn
child.
What
went
widely
in
Mel's
favour
were
the
paternity
test
results
of
Murphy
in
June
which
proved
that
the
'Dreamgirls' actor
is
the
father
of
her
four-month-old
baby
Angel
Iris.
"He
has
not
paid
one
penny
of
child
support
and
that
a
paternity
case
has
been
filed
against
him.
We've
had
communication
with
his
attorney,
and
now
we're
moving
forward.
Mr.
Murphy
was
promising
to
do
the
right
thing
but
to
date
he
has
not
done
the
right
thing.
Mr.
Murphy
can
have
all
the
babies
he
chooses
to
have,
but
his
responsibility
needs
to
be
to
his
own
children.
(Brown)
is
seeking
sole
physical
and
legal
custody," says
Mel's
lawyer
Gloria
Allred.
"I
want
(Angel)
to
know
that
she
has
two
parents,"
adds
Mel
B.
The
news
comes
only
a
few
days
after
Murphy
confirmed
reports
he
has
become
engaged
to
girlfriend
Tracey
Edmonds,
who
he
began
dating
after
splitting
with
the
Spice
Girls
star
last
year.