GERI Horner has said the Spice Girls are putting “all the possibilities out there” for their reunion – and that boys currently need some of the group’s famous Girl Power.
Victoria Beckham, Emma Bunton, Melanie Brown, Melanie Chisholm and Horner have confirmed plans to work together again on new projects.
Horner, 45, said: “We were expressing something that I think everybody was feeling. Sometimes we just all need that support and encouragement,” she told Channel 4 show Sunday Brunch. “I think boys need that encouragement too.
“The young boys who are growing up in this modern world ... modern men they cook, and they’ve got it all going on but sometimes ... I think young boys need that encouragement and support.”
Asked about the band’s plans, she said: “We’re talking about it. We want to do something for our fans and the new generation.”
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