Women's Aid held a daytime event on Tuesday, as part of the Come Together to End Domestic Abuse campaign

And, Megan Barton Hanson stunned in a silver gown while Mel B rocked her signature animal print at the Love Should Not Hurt NFT art launch, at Blacks Club in London.

Love Islander Megan, 28, looked flawless in her slinky frock, while Women's Aid ambassador Mel, 47, showcased her fabulous physique in her bodycon midi dress. 

Megan teamed her scoop neck gown with a stone coloured pair of western style boots, and wore her long platinum hair extensions in soft waves. 

Mel looked extra edgy in a chunky black pair of lace-up shoes, while rocking her stunning natural curls out. 

Former Celebs Go Dating coach Nadia Essex also attended the event, looking pretty in a polka dot dress and plain white plimsolls.

The event came after Mel B's ex-husband Stephen Belafonte, 47, revealed he contacted domestic abuse charity Women's Aid in a bid to get them to drop her as their patron.

The film producer contacted the organisation and told them she was lying about the being a victim of abuse.

He told the Private Talk With Alexis Texas podcast: 'I said, "Hey, Melanie is clearly telling you lies. Don’t believe me, I have all of the proof from forensic accountants right before we went to court".'

However, Stephen told the podcast host Alexis that the charity refused to engage with him. 

Spice Girls singer Melanie has been a patron for Woman's Aid since 2018 after she left was she claims was an abusive relationship, something Stephen strongly denies.

A Women’s Aid spokeswoman told MailOnline: 'If contacted by an alleged perpetrator of domestic abuse, we refer them onto Respect, a national charity which has expertise in working with domestic abuse perpetrators, that we work closely with.'

A representative for Melanie declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline. 

In May, Mel received an MBE for services to domestic violence victims from Prince William at Buckingham Palace.  

The Woman's Aid patron dedicated her MBE to other people who suffered in abusive relationships.

Speaking to The Sun about learning she had received the honour, she said: 'I thought about all the women I've met over the past few years who have been through terrible situations, women who have died, women who are still suffering.  

'This, for me, was all about them. It still is.'

She continued: 'Receiving that letter telling me about the MBE... it was the first time I thought that I'd done something.

'Not as a Spice Girl, but as Melanie Brown - this working-class, mixed-race kid from Leeds who has always done her own thing, regardless.  

'That made me feel incredibly proud of myself, of all women who've been through similar experiences and of all the people who have helped me along this path.'

Melanie split from her film producer ex-husband Stephen Belafonte in 2017 after a decade.

She claimed in her 2018 memoir Brutally Honest that she had suffered abuse - allegations Belafonte has repeatedly denied.

For free and confidential support, connect to a Women's Aid support worker via their instant messaging service at chat.womensaid.org.uk.