Melanie Brown says she would never rule out the possibility of The Spice Girls bandmates getting back together
London:
Singer Melanie Brown insists all the members of her 90s group, The Spice Girls, are still very connected with each other.
The For Once in my Life singer, who is also a judge on America's Got Talent, may be too busy to spend much time with her former bandmates Emma Bunton, Geri Halliwell, Mel C and Victoria Beckham but says they are all still very close, reported Contactmusic.
"We're all really good friends and supportive of what each other does. Emma's got a great radio show in the UK, Mel C just released another single, Victoria's got an amazing fashion line and Geri's in Australia doing Australia's Got Talent, so we're all over the place, but very connected still," Brown said.
Brown said she would never rule out the possibility of The Spice Girls bandmates getting back together again, although her comments often send the rest of the group, who reformed to perform at the London Olympics Closing Ceremony in 2012, into a panic.
"You're asking the worst one because I'm always saying 'We're getting back together next week' or 'We're getting back together next month' then I have the other girls texting me saying 'We're doing what now?' But I would never say never, we managed to clear our diaries for the Olympics and we had two and a half weeks of rehearsal for that, to make sure we wouldn't fall off the cabs," she added.
The For Once in my Life singer, who is also a judge on America's Got Talent, may be too busy to spend much time with her former bandmates Emma Bunton, Geri Halliwell, Mel C and Victoria Beckham but says they are all still very close, reported Contactmusic.
"We're all really good friends and supportive of what each other does. Emma's got a great radio show in the UK, Mel C just released another single, Victoria's got an amazing fashion line and Geri's in Australia doing Australia's Got Talent, so we're all over the place, but very connected still," Brown said.
Brown said she would never rule out the possibility of The Spice Girls bandmates getting back together again, although her comments often send the rest of the group, who reformed to perform at the London Olympics Closing Ceremony in 2012, into a panic.
"You're asking the worst one because I'm always saying 'We're getting back together next week' or 'We're getting back together next month' then I have the other girls texting me saying 'We're doing what now?' But I would never say never, we managed to clear our diaries for the Olympics and we had two and a half weeks of rehearsal for that, to make sure we wouldn't fall off the cabs," she added.
