Mel B, best known as “Scary Spice” from the Spice Girls, has shared her ongoing enthusiasm for a reunion tour with her iconic girl group. In a humorous video posted on Monday, September 15, the 50-year-old singer joked about her habit of persistently asking her fellow Spice Girls about touring again — just days after the group unveiled a surprise collaboration.
The video, part of a trending format where users list things they “unfortunately do love,” saw Mel B listing off quirky habits, including “dressing like it’s the 90s,” “putting evil eye stickers on everything,” and notably, “asking the Spice group when we are going on tour.” She captioned the clip, “Yep I really do!!” sparking an outpouring of support from fans urging the group to reunite.
One user commented, “Asking for a tour is necessary and every 90s kid is asking the same.” Another added, “Here for the Spice Girls group tour. And keep asking every year for the next 50 years!!”
Mel’s post came shortly after the Spice Girls — Mel B, Melanie C, Geri Horner, Emma Bunton, and Victoria Beckham — announced a special collaboration with the England women’s rugby team. The partnership includes a new merchandise line featuring the group’s iconic “Girl Power” slogan, with items such as jerseys, hoodies, accessories, and a limited-edition rugby ball.
In a joint statement, the group said they were proud to support women’s sports, especially during a historic year in which the Rugby Football Union will see its first female president. Red Roses captain Zoe Aldcroft added that the partnership is an opportunity to inspire a new generation through shared values like strength, confidence, and perseverance.
Rumors of a full Spice Girls reunion have been circulating for months. In April, it was reported that Geri, Emma, Mel B, and Mel C met in Miami to discuss a potential 30th anniversary world tour — though Victoria Beckham is reportedly unlikely to participate.
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