'She's lost the spirit of the band': Victoria Beckham agrees to Spice Girls' Olympics reunion

23 July 2012

Fans of the Spice Girls were thrilled to learn the five-strong band is set to perform at the London Olympics.
However, Victoria Beckham has only agreed to the reunion on the provision the girls will never reform again, sources have said.
A source told MailOnline that Geri said: 'After the Olympics I can't imagine even talking to her again, let alone being on a stage with her. Mel B. was right, she has lost the spirit of the band.'
The news that the fashion designer Victoria is keen to distance herself from the group that found her fame, may not come as a huge surprise.
The tensions between her and the rest of the Spice Girls were obvious at the Viva Forever launch, where she awkwardly posed for pictures looking apart from the group.


A spokesperson for Victoria told MailOnline: 'The Spice Girls have received some amazing invitations to perform over the last few years, however personal family and professional reasons mean this has not been possible, the Olympics is one more amazing opportunity but no announcement has been made or confirmation given, so this is nothing more than speculation at this time.'

While there has been no official announcement about the girls taking part in the official Olympics closing ceremony a source told MailOnline the girls will be singing two numbers one of which will be their 1997 hit Spice Up Your Life, the other is thought to be Wannabe.
Mel C and Mel B voiced frustration at being left off the bill for the Diamond Jubilee concert last month and it appears the girls blame Victoria.
Geri told pals: 'None of us can understand why she won't take advantage of these opportunities. Now is the time to be together again as a band and she and Mel B. can't be in the same room together.'
Speaking about meeting up at the Viva Forever press launch she added: 'After the stunt she pulled at the Viva Forever press conference she said she's never preform with us again and then with David not being chosen for the team, she didn't even want to discuss it.'