Mel B has ruled out the possibility of a Spice Girls documentary or reunion as the group approaches its 30th anniversary.
The singer said that while there has been interest in a documentary featuring all five members, Victoria Beckham, Melanie C, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton and herself, she does not believe it would be done “in the right way.”
She explained that any project would need to be completely honest, suggesting that not everyone in the group may be willing to open up fully.
Mel B also dismissed speculation about a reunion tour, making it clear that there are no current plans for the group to perform together again. “If it does happen, it would be a shock to me,” she said.
She added that she has moved on from trying to bring the group back together, saying she no longer wants to push for a reunion. While she still holds fond memories of her time in the group, she admitted she is unsure whether she would even want to return to the stage.
The comments suggest that celebrations of the Spice Girls’ 30-year milestone are unlikely to include a full group comeback, leaving fans to mark the occasion through their music rather than new projects.