| What is my age: | 34 | |
| Tint of my iris: | I’ve got big blue eyes | |
| Sex: | Woman | |
| I know: | English | |
| In my spare time I love: | Travelling |
Research shows a connection between kids' healthy self-esteem and positive, diverse representations in books, TV shows, and movies. Want to help us help them? Suggest a diversity update. Living successfully as part of an integrated family is one of the show's major theme.
Divorce and paternity are frequently discussed, but the focus is on working things out and family harmony. Brown is both a successful entertainer though some of the projects she's involved in are a bit risque and committed mother.
Stephen Belafonte is a positive parent figure in Brown's daughters' lives. Some strong sexual innuendo, only some of which will go over younger viewers' head. Scenes of women dressed scantily and dancing provocatively as part of a burlesque review. Apple computers are visible.
Occasionally Beverly Hills stores and restaurants are featured. Parents need to know that that this reality series -- which follows former Spice Girl Melanie Brown as she works in various entertainment venues while raising two children with her husband -- is pretty upbeat and includes positive messages about blended families.
But there's also some strong sexual content including innuendo and images of scantily dressed women and adult themes, including discussions about a public custody battle between Brown and actor Eddie Murphy.
Alcohol consumption wine, cocktails, champagne is also visible. Add your rating See all 1 parent review. Add your rating See all 1 kid review.
Overall, the show offers viewers the chance to see how normal the life of a former member of a world-famous pop music group can actually be. Parenthood and successfully navigating the challenges of being a blended family are also major themes here. Still, former Spice Girls fans may enjoy watching what Scary is up to these days, while others may simply like the family-oriented fare that's featured here.
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Drinking cocktails, wine, champagne is visible at social events and entertainment venues. What parents need to know Parents need to know that that this reality series -- which follows former Spice Girl Melanie Brown as she works in various entertainment venues while raising two children with her husband -- is pretty upbeat and includes positive messages about blended families.
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