SHE moved out of the family home last year with her boyfriend as she made waves carving out her own career on TV.
But Phoenix Brown has revealed that getting her own place, in truth, had little to do with wanting to fly the nest, and more to avoid seeing mum Mel B without her underwear on.
Phoenix and mum Mel will appear as a duo on Romesh Ranganathan‘s Parents Evening this Saturday, which airs on ITV at 9:05pm.
And talk will turn to pants when presenter Richard Madeley reveals he no longer wears boxers, because it’s too uncomfortable.
He tells the crowd: “In my early thirties, I found boxers, budgie smugglers and all of that, just chafe – so I got rid of them, and I’ve never looked back.”
Mel agrees: “In general, I like things to feel free,” leaving an embarrassed Phoenix to confirm: “She does, and that’s why I moved out.”
It comes after it was revealed that Phoenix landed a huge new TV show as she embarks on a surprising career.
Just months after starring in Celebrity Gogglebox with her Spice Girl mum, she will front an exciting new Channel 4 documentary about breaking into the art world.
While the air date is yet to be announced, it’s being shot by Flicker Productions, the big-time studio behind Kate Garraway: Derek’s Story and Kelsey Parker: Life After Tom.
A source told The Sun: “Phoenix is working on a special TV film focusing on her as she attempts to break into the professional art world.
“It will follow her as she launches her first collection of work to the public.
“She is taking it really seriously, she doesn’t want to be seen as a nepo baby, she wants to be a credible artist and this documentary will show just how hard she has worked.”
