It seems Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday party reunion will be one to remember for the former band members, despite rumors of a possible reunion.
It was David Beckham who, through an interview for "Variety" magazine, rejected the hopes for a reunion of the Spice Girls group, of which his wife, Victoria, was also a part.
"Unfortunately, that's not happening," David said in the magazine's cover interview.
So, according to him, there is no reunion of the oysters for a musical tour where they all come back together. David says that each of them has commitments and personal lives, very different from each other.
"But they always know how to do things together at certain times," he added.
And one of these moments, of course, remains Victoria's birthday where all the artists joined in her birthday party, improvising their 1998 hit song, "Stop".
It was David who recorded the special moment, which he then posted online and people erupted in prayers for a Spice Girls reunion. In the photo and video, Victoria, "Mel C", Emma Bunton, Geri Halliwell and "Mel B" appeared dancing.
"I know that's what people want, but honestly, I think I was the most excited of all," David Beckham said during the interview.
The Spice Girls rose to fame in the mid-90s and quickly became one of the best-selling bands of all time. They officially split in 2000 and the last time they appeared together on stage was in 2012 at the London Olympics.
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Source: Page Six
