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Mel B Anxious And Frustrated In Attempts To Induce Labor

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Although she is due to give birth any day now, former Spice Girl Mel B/Melanie Brown has recently revealed that she is doing everything she can to induce the birth of her third child with husband Stephen Belafonte.

The 36-year old is staying true to form as she tries to spice up her diet in an attempt to speed things along. According to the Daily Mail, The Australian X Factor judge had this to say;

“I just had my doctor on the phone and he’s given me some ultimatums which are good.”

She also told 2Day FM yesterday;

“It’s coming out this week, one way or another it’s coming out this week.”

It appears Mel has grown rather anxious and impatient regarding the experience as she tries various activities to induce including exercise, eating various foods and even sex.

The pop songstress wasn’t shy at all as she further explained in her interview that she had basically exhausted all methods.

(Mel B with daughters Angel and Phoenix)

“Ideally I want it to come naturally.   But I’ve tried everything, I’ve tried the hot food, the running, the sex, the violence, I’ve tried it all. It just seems to be stuck and hibernating in there getting bigger and bigger, so it’s coming out this week for sure.”

Hopefully Mel B will get her wish and deliver before she pops from sheer exhaustion.

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