Mel C reveals fellow Spice Girls' sweet reaction to her new memoir

Melanie C is “grateful” her daughter doesn’t want to follow in her footsteps. The Spice Girls singer says 13-year-old Scarlet – whom she has with former partner Thomas Starr – is “very creative” but the teenager doesn’t have “any interest” in pursuing a career in the public eye. Mel said: “She’s very creative but she’s not a performer, she doesn’t have any interest in it.

Victoria Beckham had an emotional reaction during her Paris Fashion Week show as she spotted her son Brooklyn Beckham sat front row with her husband David and children Romeo, Cruz and Harper.READ: 'Proud' David Beckham sends wife Victoria special message before first Paris Fashion Week showBrooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz-Beckham were in attendance at show, and it was the first time that Victoria and Nicola have been pictured at the same event after the American actress claimed that the mum-of-four had "blanked" her during the design process of her wedding dress.WATCH: Victoria Beckham blows sweet kiss to son BrooklynIn a recent interview with Variety, the 27-year-old actress and her husband insisted that there was no rift and that she didn't reject the idea of Victoria designing her wedding gown.MORE: Nicola Peltz gushes about mum Claudia in new pictures with Brooklyn BeckhamDISCOVER: Victoria Beckham's subtle tribute to husband David at son Brooklyn's weddingAs Victoria walked out, she was overwhelmed by the emotion of hosting the event, and also by seeing her family in the rafters.The star put her hands to her mouth as she passed by son Brooklyn, who lovingly smiled at his mother as she blew a kiss to him.As she stepped out, Victoria embraced her husband, David, and also close friend Eva Longoria.

Spice Girls apart were their fun nicknames. We were introduced to young singers Mel B, Emma, Geri, Melanie C and Victoria back in 1994 under these names and they've continued to rule our hearts since. READ MORE :Spice Girls left worried after 'much bigger' Victoria Beckham ruled out tourThe band have confirmed they are all set to make their comeback with a tour in 2023 and fans are absolutely buzzing about the return of Scary, Baby, Ginger, Sporty and Posh - but how did the Spice Girls get their nicknames? The Spice Girls ended up with their iconic nicknames because of a magazine editor.

You'd like to think that Emma Bunton would just be 'Emma' to her closest pals but it appears she's Baby Spice to everybody, including her nearest and deareast. The singer appeared on The One Show on Wednesday night (September 28) to promote her upcoming string of shows.

MORE: Victoria Beckham sparks online reaction as fans notice removal of tattoo tribute to DavidBut it wasn’t all plain sailing for its members, Victoria Beckham, Geri Horner, Melanie Chisholm, Emma Bunton and Melanie Brown.WATCH: David Beckham mocks Victoria's 'dodgy' accentMel C – known as Sporty Spice – has revealed she had a falling out with Victoria which almost led to her being kicked out the band.READ: Victoria Beckham's workout hack we should all be copyingMORE: Nicola Peltz reveals mother's secret wedding message - and it made her crySpeaking to ET's Rachel Smith this week, the 48-year-old admitted: "Something happened quite early on in the Spice Girls' journey, and I have a little bit of fall out with Victoria at the Brits (Brit Awards) in '96 - not the Union Jack dress [year], but year before. Melanie and Victoria fell out in the early days of the Spice Girls"So [we were] unreleased but a few people knew us.

Melanie C almost got thrown out of the Spice Girls after having a fight with Victoria Beckham. The 48-year-old pop star shot to fame alongside Victoria, 48, Emma Bunton, 46, Mel B, 46, and Geri Halliwell, 50, as part of the 1990s girl group but explained that a "fall out" could have cost her her place in the group before they had even released ground-breaking debut single 'Wannabe. ' She said: "Something happened quite early on in the Spice Girls' journey, and I have a little bit of fall out with Victoria [Beckham] at the Brits (Brit Awards) in '96 - not the Union Jack dress [year], but year before.

Sporty Spice was almost kicked out of the Spice Girls! Mel C, whose full name is Melanie Chisholm, is opening up about her years in the hit girl group in her new tell-all memoir, The Sporty One: My Life as a Spice Girl.

Spice Girls sleepover.The girl band icon was a guest on Wednesday's (September 28) The One Show and joined Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas, alongside fellow guest Alex Scott on the programme.Alex asked Emma if it was true that her pals get to "rummage" through her band memorabilia when they come over to her gaff.The host said: "Is it true Emma, I was a massive Spice Girls fan growing but is it true when your girlfriends come over they love having a rummage in the vintage Spice Girls in the vintage old Spice Girls clothes box?"To which she replied: "Absolutely, in fact, they try things on I have a mic that I love from my tour and they go around the house singing in the mic and holding the awards and it's really lovely and we take pictures and videos too.""It sounds like a dream," Alex quipped.Jermaine then joked to his co-host: "Are you asking for an invite?"Alex then laughed: "Well, I wouldn't mind holding the Brit Award."In further Spice Girls news, it was recently revealed that Victoria Beckham once drunkenly threw her knickers out of a cab window.According to Mel C, Posh Spice once got so drunk on the day the group signed their record deal that she threw her underwear out of a London taxi. In her autobiography, Mel C wrote: “By the time we arrived, the taxi was a wreck; there was lipstick, champagne and flowers all over it.

Spice Girls! Mel C, whose full name is Melanie Chisholm, is opening up about her years in the hit girl group in her new tell-all memoir, . The 48-year-old singer spoke with ET's Rachel Smith at Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum in New York City about a situation early on in the group's iconic late '90s run. «Something happened quite early on in the Spice Girls' journey, and I have a little bit of fall out with Victoria [Beckham] at the Brits (Brit Awards) in '96 — not the Union Jack dress [year], but year before. So [we were] unreleased but a few people knew us.

Slam it to the left! Melanie Chisholm spilled all about her ups and downs as Sporty Spice in her memoir.

The Spice Girls are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their sophomore album Spiceworld in a big way!

Spice Girls have just announced Amid those rumours Spice Girls might be a good bet for Glastonbury 2023 (Melanie C has a 'good feeling' it may happen one day), the group have teased celebrations for the 25th anniversary of their Spiceworld album.

Spice Girls have announced a new and expanded 25th anniversary edition of their 1997 album ‘Spiceworld’.Curated by the band themselves, ‘Spiceworld 25’ apparently brings together the original chart-topping record with some of their favourite bonus tracks and B-Sides, along with previously unreleased live recordings from the Virgin Records archive.“The ‘Spiceworld’ era was such a fun time for us,” said Spice Girls in a statement. “We’d just had a number one album with Spice, we were travelling all over the world and meeting our amazing fans, we released our second album AND we had our very own movie! Who would’ve thought it? It’s crazy to think that 25 years have passed.”The digital deluxe version of the album features a series of live songs from their 1997/1998 tour of North America, Europe and the UK as well as a new “ambient” remix of ‘Viva Forever’ from John Themis who went on to co-write Emma Bunton‘s ‘What Took You So Long’.Also included in the digital album is the demo version of ‘Step To Me’, a track originally recorded for a soft drinks campaign.

90s legends the Spice Girls have sent their fans into a frenzy once again after leaving a mysterious message online, which has been widely interpreted as hinting at an upcoming reunion event.Taking to Twitter yesterday, the official Twitter account of the widely-adored girl band - made up of Geri Halliwell, Melanie Brown, Emma Bunton, Victoria Beckham and Melanie Chisholm - posted just three emojis in their teaser message. A ladder emoji, a peace sign (holding up two fingers) and a girl with her hand raised were tweeted, leaving excited fans lingering with anticipation and speculating what the mystery message could mean. Several admirers of the girl band - who called it quits in 2000 before reuniting to tour in 2019 without 'Posh Spice' Victoria - believe that the teaser may be hinting at another reunion in the weeks to come.

Mel C has said that Geri Halliwell’s claim, in an interview back in the 1990s, that Margaret Thatcher was “the first Spice Girl” left her “nervous about going home”, given the views that are commonly held about the former UK Prime Minister in her hometown of Liverpool.In a 1996 interview with The Spectator, Halliwell claimed: “We Spice Girls are true Thatcherites. Thatcher was the first Spice Girl, the pioneer of our ideology – Girl Power”.Asked now if she agreed with that sentiment at the time, Mel C – or Melanie Chisholm – tells The Independent: “Absolutely not! Geri, in the past, was very vocal about her support for Margaret Thatcher.

Spice Girls were left terrified when Victoria Beckham announced she would not be part of their reunion plans, Melanie C has claimed.The group reunited in 2019, performing across the UK at sold-out stadium shows and have not disbanded – teasing fans that more plans are on the horizon.At the time, Victoria, 48, admitted it took a lot of guts to step away from the Spice world but explained that her priorities had changed.EXCLUSIVE: Spice Girls forced to pull out of Queen's Jubilee concert months before deathShe said she would attend one of their shows but it later emerged that Posh Spice hadn't seen the girls perform on their tour.Now, Melanie C has revealed how they truly felt – explaining that there were a lot of nerves before they first took to the stage.Speaking on the Diary of a CEO podcast, Sporty Spice said: "There was a few feelings about that because obviously we were gutted, we wanted her there, truly wanted her there."And we were scared because we thought 'Sh*t, are people are gonna want us as a four-piece?' in a different configuration."Let's be honest here, Victoria is a huge international icon, you know, she has gone on to be something in her right you know, in the fashion world in the world of celebrity."She's much bigger than the others of us individually, I don't think anything is as big as the Spice Girls, we all feel that."Melanie continued: "Without her, people couldn't take us seriously."So there were different feelings around it, the wonderful thing about it was she was very supportive and it was really important for us to make sure she was happy."She was involved creatively, you know, we wanted her to sign everything off, we wanted her to know exactly what we were going to do."The mum-of-one added:

King Charles III in 1997 with the Spice Girls and what really happened with the bottom incident.Mel was in attendance at the Royal Gala alongside Geri Horner (Ginger Spice), Emma Bunton (Baby Spice), Melanie 'Mel B' Brown (Scary Spice) and Victoria Beckham (Posh Spice).They were due to perform at the 21st anniversary of the Prince's Trust event, but some of the girls had other ideas with the future King.The Wannabe hitmarkers all circled around the future king, with Geri and Mel B even planting kisses on his cheeks, ignoring all royal protocol before snapping the now-iconic photo.But the heat was really turned up when Geri interrupted to tell Charles that he was "very sexy" as well as controversially patting his rear.Speaking about the unusual day, Mel C said: "I saw him earlier this year at the Prince’s Trust Awards, and we do always have a little chuckle at some of the funny situations."The Telegraph interviewer then asked Mel about the famous bottom patting incident, to which she replied: "I say, ‘Look, it wasn’t me! I’m not to blame!’ He’s always had a sense of humour, which is obviously important."So I’m hoping for good things. He’s quite in touch with the people."Geri has since broken her silence on the incident due to many publications claiming she had pinched the royals derriere.She told The Times: "I didn’t pinch Prince Charles’s bum, as was reported."I patted it.

Judi Love has praised Melanie C for being open about her mental health struggles - saying many in the world of showbusiness suffer silently.The 42 year old praised the former Spice Girls singer after she recently published her debut memoir, Who I Am, in which she opens up on the pitfalls of fame. Writing in her exclusive OK! column, the Loose Women panellist said: "Melanie C has been so open about the mental health problems she has dealt with since finding fame in her new autobiography.

Mel C has given her view on comments made by her bandmate Geri Halliwell in 1996 in which she dubbed Margaret Thatcher “the first Spice Girl”.Halliwell told the Spectator 26 years ago: “We Spice Girls are true Thatcherites. Thatcher was the first Spice Girl, the pioneer of our ideology – Girl Power.”However, Mel C has now denied that the whole band felt the same way as Halliwell about the divisive figure. “Abbbbbsolutely not!” Sporty Spice told the Independent.