Fans are hoping for the much awaited Spice Girls reunion but reports indicate that the group might not be complete during for the comeback. Mel B is still trying to convince Victoria Beckham and Mel C to join the group's upcoming concert.
The "Wannabe" hit makers Melanie Brown, Emma Bunton, and Geri Halliwell Horner have long been planning a get-together since last year. However, they are still trying to convince the remaining members Victoria Adams Beckham, Melanie Chisholm to re-consider.
It has been 20 years since the Spice girls changed many lives into a frenzied candy pop culture. Now, coming from The Hamilton Spectator update, the group's lead vocalist Melanie B a.k.a Scary spice is still holding on to make the Spice Girls reunion happen.
Melanie B is already organizing the concert and a possible new music to commemorate the 20th anniversary of their first debut single and album. Will the fans see the rampant nostalgia of the buffalo boots, leotards, and re-defined tracksuits again?
Separate Lives Deter Spice Girls Reunion
However, since the split Melanie Chisholm and Victoria Beckham have made a firm decision to focus on their individual careers. Meaning, they do not plan to re-join the group.
Melanie C is concentrating on her music while Victoria Beckham continues to strengthen her fashion label, especially with her current collaboration with Target. But Melanie B recently announced that she is not ready to raise the white flag yet in convincing her two long-time friends.
"Who said they're not going to possibly be involved? Until it actually gets going, everything's a bit up in the air," said the outspoken America's Got Talent judge during her appearance on the Australian breakfast TV show, "Sunrise."
Even Emma Bunton also gladly expressed how much she wants Victoria Beckham to take part on their potential comeback. The mega Spice Girls reunion is still a huge possibility proving that Spice Girls are still at their biggest.
The English pop girl group became an international phenomenon in the 90s until early 2000. Spice Girl's unforgettable songs and emblematic fashion choices created a girl-power influx that inspired an entire generation of teenagers.
