“I got the impression that it is Mel that wears the pants and is the boss in the relationship.” - Stripper Siara Dianda

Jaiyeorie April 11, 2017

Siara Dianda, 32, says she slept with the singer and Stephen Belafonte after meeting the pair in Australia where Mel was working as a mentor on the X Factor .

In an interview with Sunday People she claims Stephen was a “gentle giant” and she added:

“I got the impression that it is Mel that wears the pants and is the boss in the relationship.”

Siara claimed Scary Spice willingly took part in a romp. She said:
“It was wild.
On November 7, 2010, Siara claims she met Mel and Stephen after she caught the pair’s eye when she was working at strip joint DreamGirls.She says the couple sat underneath the podium on which Saira was gyrating, paying her for dances and cheering her on.

Saira said:

“I didn’t really think anything of it when they sat underneath me in the nightclub, paying for my dances.
“When I was invited back with them, I was flattered but nervous, so I planned to do the bolt once I had finished my shift.
“Then, as I was leaving, their security people came up and said they were waiting for me in the Range Rover. I panicked but then I thought, ‘What the hell?’ ”

The trio partying back at a £2,000-a-night master suite in the Hilton Hotel, where Siara claims Mel took control.

“Mel had the most amazing body, so toned. I was in a bit of a daze when it was all happening.“My adrenalin was through the roof. I used to be a Spice Girls fan, so the whole night was surreal.
“It was fun but I haven’t had a threesome since because it was very in-your-face.”

After their wild night of passion, Siara says Mel fell asleep in the huge bed, leaving Siara and Stephen to continue for round two.

“She didn’t seem to mind,” said Siara. “Stephen was really nice and respectful.”

Siara says that eventually Stephen fell asleep too, so she sneaked out.

She said: “Since they have been in the news, I have had all my friends texting me about their split.
“It is very sad and I hope they can sort out their differences, one way or another.