Spice Girls Reunions: A Look Back at Every Iconic Comeback

In 1994, Melanie Brown “Scary Spice’, Melanie Chisholm ‘Sporty Spice ‘, Emma Bunton ‘Baby Spice’, Geri Halliwell ‘Ginger Spice’, and Victoria Beckham ‘Posh Spice’ kicked off the 90s with their infectious and outrageous dance hit ‘ Wannabe’. The song became emblematic of the unapologetic girl power ethos that would underline the Spice Girls ‘ reign over pop music throughout the decade.

However, the girl group’s reign didn’t end with their disbandment in 2001. In the two decades since, we’ve seen a number of Spice Girls reunions, including one in 2007 and at Victoria Beckham’s 50th birthday.

In July 2025, Mel B, aka Scary Spice, is due to wed Rory McPhee. Unfortunately, Ginger Spice (Geri Halliwell) and Posh Spice ( Victoria Beckham ) are reportedly unable to attend! Apparently, Victoria is out of the country. The other Spice Girls, Emma Bunton and The Voice Australia judge, Mel C, are expected to attend. So, we shall get another mini-reunion!

Read on for every glorious time the Spice Girls have reunited.

01

2024

A Spice Girls reunion was not on our bingo card for 2024, but here we are! Emma, Geri, Melanie C and Mel B stepped out to celebrate Victoria’s 50th birthday. And they even snapped a group picture together.

But that’s not where the reunion ends. David Beckham , who is perhaps the biggest Spice Girls fan of all, gave hungry fans a glimpse of the reunion. He shared a video of the girls performing their 1997 hit Stop .

Just a few weeks after the reunion, Victoria’s son Cruz revealed that The Spice Girls also belted out their hit Mama in an impromptu performance.

Cruz, who can also be seen in the video playing the acoustic guitar, captioned the clip: “You’re welcome….”.

02

2019

In 2018, we all lost our minds when the Spice Girls announced they were reuniting and hitting the road for a tour of the UK. At the time, Victoria Beckham did not join her former bandmates due to other commitments, however, after seeing her perform Stop at her 50th birthday party, a proper reunion may be on the horizon.

03

2015

Just four years before they would officially reunite, Geri, Emma and Mel B attempted to create a trio sub-group of the Spice Girls aptly named ‘GEM’ to celebrate the group’s 20th anniversary.

The trio launched an official website and even teased upcoming music (which was eventually leaked) but the project fizzled out before it event began. Geri later stated that the trio couldn’t proceed with their project without Melanie C or Victoria Beckham.

04

2012

In 2012, the Spice Girls injected an electrifying boost of girl power into the London Olympics when the group reunited to perform to rapturous crowd of over 600,000 at the Closing Ceremony. Though the group variously spoke positively of the reunion, in an interview with Vanity Fair, Victoria Beckham told the publication that the Olympics performance was her saying ‘goodbye’ to the Posh Spice caricature.

“That was a perfect time to say, “That’s great. Thank you to everybody, but no more,'” she said. “Sometimes you’ve got to know when it’s time to leave the party.”

That same year, the girls once again reunited to promote the jukebox musical, Viva Forever! which was written and developed by Jennifer Saunders in conjunction with Geri Halliwell.

05

2007

Seven years after initially disbanding, The Spice Girls announced they would be reuniting with their original line-up which included Geri Halliwell who had previously left the band in 1998. The original tour included a handful of dates but was then quickly expanded to accompany the enormous demand.

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