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Mel B Hints at Real Reason Spice Girls Reunion Tour Is Not Happening
Mel B said any documentary should be honest and said she is unsure she would return to the stage, despite the group’s 85 million records sold worldwide.
- On Friday, Mel B ruled out a Spice Girls reunion tour ahead of the group's 30th anniversary in an interview with HELLO! magazine published April 3.
- Marking 30 years since the 1996 release of 'Wannabe,' the Spice Girls face high fan anticipation for the milestone, though Mel B emphasized touring is no longer a priority.
- Previously, Melanie Chisholm confirmed no reunion tour would occur for the milestone, and Mel B explained that a potential documentary 'doesn't seem to be in the cards at the moment.'
- Turning 50, the singer stated she has 'laid that to rest' regarding touring pressure, adding she is unsure if she would be ready for the quintet to reunite.
- The Spice Girls last performed together as a quintet at the 2012 London Olympics closing ceremony; the group remains the best-selling female act, having sold over 85 million records worldwide.
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Mel B On Why Spice Girls Doc Hasn't Happened Yet
With their 30th anniversary approaching, Spice Girls fans are awaiting the British girl group’s triumphant return in some form or another. After teasing plans for the milestone last year, Mel B recently explained that despite all five of the women “thinking about” coming together for a documentary, it doesn’t seem to be in the cards […]
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