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Melanie C and Natalie Appleton’s Daughter Rachel

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Mel C spotted chatting with Natalie Appleton’s daughter Rachel outside a London toy shop.

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Editorial photograph of Melanie C and Mel C in London, United Kingdom on 7 August 2000. Rights: WORLD RIGHTS. Available from Big Pictures Archive for rights-managed licensing; quotes depend on usage, territory, and duration.

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Melanie C and Natalie Appleton’s Daughter Rachel

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Mel C spotted chatting with Natalie Appleton’s daughter Rachel outside a London toy shop.

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7 August 2000

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London, United Kingdom

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WORLD RIGHTS

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Melanie C at BBC Radio 1 Studios

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