Mel C and her boyfriend Chris Dingwall made a rare appearance together at the premiere of Victoria Beckham’s Netflix documentary in London on Wednesday
The Spice Girls singer, 51, put on a loved-up display with the model as they posed together on red carpet.
Mel cut a trendy figure for the event in a black velvet blazer along with matching trousers.
The hitmaker displayed her toned abdomen with a black crop top and added height to her frame with a pair of boots.
Letting her brunette locks fall loose down her shoulders, Mel completed her look with a black clutch bag.
Chris looked dapper in a black suit and shoes which he wore with a white shirt.
Mel finally went public with her new man in summer last year after months of speculation about their romance.
The exact reason why the couple struck up a relationship hasn’t been revealed, but rumours spread they met in Australia in May when Mel visited for her tour.
Mel keeps her love life largely out of the spotlight but previously spoke about how she was banned from dating in the early days of the Spice Girls – while her bandmates were free to pursue romances.
‘Looking back what struck me was it was one rule for one and another for the others, right?’ she previously said.
‘I think when you are vulnerable as well, people go, I don’t think it’s good for you’.
Mel said the rule for the other women was, ‘she is fine, she can have a boyfriend, she can cope with having a boyfriend, she is strong enough but you are not’.
‘It makes you question yourself when you are already vulnerable,’ Mel added.
Chris, who is from Sydney, Australia, is signed with modelling agencies Ford Models and Chadwick.
He often travels the world for glamorous photoshoots – so won’t have much trouble keeping up with Mel’s busy lifestyle travelling.
An online biography for the model explains that Chris has ‘over 20 years of print, commercial and film work with some of the worlds best brands’ under his belt – suggesting he is in his 40s.
As well as modelling, Chris is also an actor, writer and director for film and television.
He has helmed a handful of short films, including the St Kilda Film Festival entry Oasis, in which he also starred in.
He additionally directed two episodes of the Australian miniseries Brock, about car racing legend Peter Brock, and has a number of upcoming film projects in post-production.
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