Victoria Beckham shuns Spice Girls tour but will reunite for documentary

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told the Australian TV show “The Project” earlier this week. “I think I did say, ‘We’ve only just signed it, it hasn’t been announced yet,’ and then he told everyone!”Directed by Jason Hehir of “The Last Dance” fame, the Spice Girls documentary will be its “own version” with the same team.In the interview, she gave viewers a sneak peek of the types of stories that would be shared in the film, dishing about how she wrote her verse in “Wannabe.” Spoiler: She did it while she was on the toilet.Scary Spice also teased how her kids feel about her “vintage” tunes.“My kids go, ‘Mummy, your music has come full circle,’ and I’m thinking, ‘Ooh, they’re going to compliment me,'” she joked. “Then I get told, ‘It’s come full circle because now you’re just vintage.’ Old but good.”The announcement follows a cryptic Instagram post commemorating the group’s second album, as well as their movie, “SpiceWorld,” hinting to fans that perhaps something big was in the works.A post shared by Spice Girls (@spicegirls)Ironically, the surprise project comes after the Spice Girls canceled upcoming tours, gigs and even an animated film in February 2022, parting ways due to COVID-19 destroying the momentum, a source told the Sun.“The girls loved being back on stage and it reinvigorated their love for performing,” the source dished. “But a few years of lockdown and everyone’s back has turned on the group in favor of other projects.”In 2019, the group hosted a reunion tour — but without Victoria Beckham, also known as Posh Spice — which marked their first show together since 2012.After the tour was announced in 2018, Beckham wished the group well during their new gig.“I won’t be joining my girls on stage again but being in the Spice Girls was a hugely.