Mel B has been criticized by fans after she dyed her Yorkshire Terrier Cookie bright pink for a doggie “spa day.”
The Spice Girl, 48, came under fire on Instagram on Thursday after she uploaded a video of herself drying Cookie’s newly dyed pink coat with a hair dryer.
The comments section was flooded with followers urging Mel to let the dogs “be themselves” instead of changing their coat color.
Mel captioned the post: ‘Cookie spa day. You know I take Cookie everywhere with me. We always have a good time doing all the beauty treatments.’
But fans were unimpressed by the color change and shouted: ‘Nooooo, let the dogs and animals be themselves!’ Their coats are beautiful colors and do not need dye to show them off’ (sic).
Mel B has been criticized by fans after she dyed her Yorkshire Terrier Cookie bright pink for a doggie ‘spa day’.
The Spice Girl, 48, came under fire on Instagram on Thursday after she uploaded a video of herself drying Cookie’s newly dyed pink coat with a hairdryer.
Mel captioned the post: ‘Cookie spa day. You know I take Cookie everywhere with me. We always have a good time doing all the beauty treatments’
Others said: ‘No!’ and ‘Does she have pink hair?’
‘So your cookie is pink?’
Mel continued the evening of pampering with a mask and uploaded the video of her applying it to her stories.
Scary Spice has a close bond with her beloved Yorkshire Terrier and previously joked that she was “easier” to handle than Victoria Beckham.
Speaking during her Brutally Honest & Fabulous show in 2019, she said: “So Cookie joined us on tour.
“To be honest, I didn’t even want this dog because my friend bought it for my family for Christmas.
‘But I fell in love with her and now she comes with me everywhere. She’s easier to handle than Victoria…and cheaper.
Earlier this month, Mel revealed that she was banned from the Spice Girls WhatsApp group for revealing information about a possible reunion.
Scary Spice has dropped several hints that the band will reunite to celebrate their 30th anniversary, sending fans into a frenzy.
The comments section was flooded with followers urging Mel to let the dogs “be themselves” instead of changing their coat color.
The singer dried Cookie after using the pet-safe hair dye, but fans were not impressed.
But fans were unimpressed by the color change and shouted: ‘Nooooo, let the dogs and animals be themselves!’
Mel continued the night of pampering with a mask and uploaded the video of her applying it to her stories.
Scary Spice has a close bond with her beloved Yorkshire Terrier and previously joked that she was “easier” to handle than Victoria Beckham.
Earlier this month, Mel revealed she was banned from the Spice Girls WhatsApp group for revealing information about a possible reunion (pictured in 2007).
But Victoria has poured cold water on the frenzy by stating that there will categorically be no musical reunion, much to the disappointment of fans.
Appearing on This Morning with Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary, Mel tried to defend herself by clearing up the rumours.
She said: ‘There’s nothing to say… I don’t keep saying it. I said it and then they took it out of context.
Alison asked: ‘I heard you got kicked out of the WhatsApp group too.’ to which Mel admitted: ‘That always happens to me… because I say things.
‘You know, I get really excited when it comes to the Spice Girls, because it’s 30 years. And you know, we have a lot to celebrate about the fact that we’re still healthy and living life and still talking.’
And he added: “It’s nice, so I can’t say anything else to get them fired.”
Mel previously confessed she had been banned from the WhatsApp group with Victoria, 49, Geri Horner, 51, Melanie Chisholm, 50, and Emma Bunton, 48, for her chatty tendencies.
Under strict orders to remain silent, he tried to keep remained silent about possible plans for the band on The Jonathan Ross Show last month, but also confirmed that there was “definitely” something in the works.
She said: “We want to do something and we want it, but I can’t really tell you because I’ll get kicked out of the WhatsApp group again so I have to be very careful.”
‘We are definitely doing something. They’ll probably scold me! I’m in trouble now.’