Victoria Beckham says Spice Girls reunion is 'tempting' but unlikely due to career commitments

Victoria Beckham teases possible Spice Girls reunion calling idea tempting but admits touring no longer fits her life

Victoria Beckham has hinted that she might be open to reuniting with the Spice Girls—though a full-scale comeback seems unlikely. Speaking with Andy Cohen and John Hill on an upcoming SiriusXM Andy Cohen Live special, Beckham admitted the idea of performing again with the group is “tempting,” but she’s not sure she could handle a world tour at this stage in her life.

Promoting her new self-titled Netflix documentary series Victoria Beckham, the designer reflected on her early years in the iconic 1990s pop group. “Before I was in the Spice Girls, I was so self-conscious, and they made me feel that I was good enough,” she said, adding that while being on stage was fun, it no longer aligns with what she wants to do.

Beckham cited Oasis’ recent reunion as an inspiring example, calling it “brilliant” to see another legendary British act back together. Still, she emphasized that her fashion career keeps her busy. “It would be tempting, but could I take on a world tour? I can’t. I have a job,” she explained.

The last time Beckham performed with all five Spice Girls—Mel B, Mel C, Emma Bunton, and Geri Halliwell—was at her 50th birthday celebration in April 2024, when the group sang “Stop” and “Mama” in an impromptu mini-set. Their previous public reunion took place at the 2012 London Olympics closing ceremony.

Formed in 1994, the Spice Girls became a global pop phenomenon with their debut single “Wannabe,” which topped the Billboard Hot 100 for four weeks in 1997. Despite several reunions over the years, Beckham has not participated in the group’s official activities for more than a decade.

The full interview airs October 28 on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live, and the documentary Victoria Beckham is now streaming on Netflix.