The Spice Girls split up AGAIN

SPICE Girls’ plans for future gigs and even a movie have been quietly shelved.

The next tour is off and the world’s biggest girl group have once again gone their separate ways.
An insider revealed: “It was going brilliant — but Covid killed the momentum.

"Now it’s done again. There’s nothing on the agenda and they’re focusing on their own things.”

Geri Horner, formerly Halliwell, and Mel B had been the driving force behind the group’s massive reunion tour — which culminated in sold out gigs at Wembley Stadium despite the absence of Victoria Beckham.

The dates proved such a hit that the band were persuaded to carry on, with Mel B announcing Australian gigs on stage at their final show.

They later unveiled an animated film, which would have included Posh Spice.

They were to voice superhero characters as they vowed to reignite the Girl Power movement.
Music mogul Simon Fuller intended to produce the project, their first film since the enormously successful cult classic Spice World.

An insider added: “The girls loved being back on stage and it reinvigorated their love for performing.

“But a few years of lockdown and everyone’s back has turned on the group in favour of other projects.

“Geri is talking about new TV things, Emma has TV and radio work and the two Mel’s are focusing on their own stuff.

“Victoria certainly isn’t going to be the one to bring it back to life — so it has fizzled out. They’re done.”

The girls, minus Victoria, last met in November last year at a London hotel — but it’s understood the occasion was mostly social and nothing was put in place.

The 2019 tour played to 700,000 fans across 13 dates, grossing an estimated £80million.