The Spice Girls' concert tour this 2016 will reportedly not include "Posh Spice" Victoria Beckham, who is now focusing more on fashion than music.
According to a report from Yahoo News, rumors about the highly anticipated Spice Girls comeback began last August. The reunion is supposedly meant to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut single, "Wannabe."
Since the reports came out, several members of the hit British girl group have talked on social media and interviews about the possible Spice Girls tour in 2016.
However, "Sporty Spice" Melanie Chisholm revealed that Victoria Beckham is not involved in talks.
"Victoria has said she doesn't want to perform again, which is understandable," she told The Sun.
The "Asia's Got Talent" judge was quick to clarify that she and her group mates have no hard feelings against the wife of football star David Beckham.
"She fully supports the four of us because we might want to have another go," Melanie Chisholm said about Victoria Beckham. "It's very amicable."
Since slowing down on her musical career, Victoria Beckham has been focusing more on the fashion industry.
According to a report from Daily Mail, the singer turned top British designer admitted that fashion has always been her passion.
The mother-of-four made the confession in the November cover feature of German Vogue, which contained a 13-page photo spread of Victoria Beckham in androgynous and tailored outfits.
"Fashion has been my passion since forever," she said.
"I didn't do it to prove anything to anyone besides myself."
Eventhough Victoria Beckham declined to perform with the group again, the other members will allegedly be joined by the Backstreet Boys in the upcoming Spice Girls tour this 2016.
Per a report from Rolling Stone, 90s boy band member AJ McLean admitted that their group has been discussing the said possibility.
"The Spice Girls tour has been this idea bouncing around for the past year and a half," he said.
However, AJ McLean clarified that nothing is still final about their merged concert tour.
"It's something we're still talking about," he said.
