Eddie Murphy and Mel B’s Child Angel Embraces Life as a Trans Man with Family Support
Hey everyone, big news making the rounds—Eddie Murphy and Mel B’s child, Angel, has publicly come out as a trans man, and it’s a moment that deserves both recognition and respect. At 18, Angel is stepping fully into his identity, and it's clear he's doing it with the love and support of both his parents behind him.
Now, for a little context—Angel was born in 2007, following a short but highly publicized relationship between Mel B, also known as Scary Spice, and Hollywood legend Eddie Murphy. There was a paternity dispute early on, but by 2009 that was resolved, and over time, things have really shifted. What started with tension has clearly grown into a relationship grounded in mutual respect and love. Eddie and Mel now co-parent with a strong, supportive bond, and that’s showing more than ever as Angel takes this big step forward in his journey.
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So what changed? Recently, Angel updated his pronouns to “him” on Instagram, marking the public confirmation of his transition. It wasn't some grand announcement or a media event—it was a quiet, personal change that simply reflected how he now identifies. Sources close to the family have shared that both Mel and Eddie were completely supportive. No drama. Just love.
Mel posted a beautiful tribute for Angel’s 18th birthday just last month, calling him “so special, so bright, and so talented.” You could feel how proud she was of the person he’s becoming. And even though Angel is now legally an adult, Mel still refers to him as “my baby”—in the sweetest, most mom way possible.
The Murphy family is huge—Eddie has 10 kids in total—and Angel now splits his time between his mom in Leeds and his dad’s home in Beverly Hills. He’s living a full, enriched life. Mel’s even mentioned that Angel is into art and Japanese culture, speaks fluent Japanese, and traveled there with his girlfriend. This isn’t just a kid navigating identity—this is someone who knows who he is and where he wants to go.
What’s really inspiring here is how the focus hasn’t been on the drama or the spectacle. It’s been about acceptance, quiet confidence, and family showing up in the ways that matter. Mel and Eddie—two public figures with very different backgrounds—are united in one of the most powerful ways: showing up for their kid, exactly as he is.
So here’s to Angel. For his bravery, for living authentically, and for reminding us that identity is personal, evolving, and worthy of respect. And here’s to his parents too—for proving that love and understanding can absolutely rewrite the past.
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