Singer Melanie Brown, known as Mel B's "Spice Girls," in the biography titled "Brutally Honest" speaks of some of the greatest personal challenges.

In a book fragment published by The Sun, Melanie writes that one of the "saddest moments of my life was when I tried suicide in 2014".

She describes how she tried to overdose on pain medications and beyond "glorious fame," felt "emotionally raped, moved away from the family, ugly, hated by people who once promised to protect her, husband and manager her, Stephen, "who threatened to publish sex videos.

"I was very sad, I got out of control. In 'X Factor' [in Britain], I received 6 cocaine a day, before and after work. They made me forget everything except the spectacle. "

Immediately after taking the pill, Mel realized that he did not want to leave life and hurried to the hospital.

Among other things, the singer confesses that she was feeling isolated from her family and friends and terribly ashamed to look in the eye.

Fortunately, although he suffered serious lesions in the liver, he even recovered himself even in the X Factor a few days later.

At the moment, Mel looks healthily and emotionally as he is preparing for the Spice Girls joining tournament.