Victoria Beckham says she has no 'passion' for a Spice Girls reunion

POSH Spice has made it quite clear that she has no desire to revisit her role in the world's most successful girl band.

IF VICTORIA Beckham's latest interview is anything to go by, the Spice Girls will never reform for a reunion show ever again.

Speaking to Vogue Paris, Posh Spice made it quite clear that she has no desire to revisit her role in the world's most successful girl band.

"I realised it was finished for good in 2008, when we reformed for our reunion tour," Beckham said.

"It should have been the best moment of my life, but I just wanted to be elsewhere. It wasn't lack of respect for the girls or the audience, but the passion just wasn't there. By contrast, in my new career, the passion grows every year. I still want more."

The Spice Girls perform the first concert of the UK leg of their world tour at the O2 Arena in 2007.

The reunion tour was a success despite Beckham's attitude, with tickets for the first London show selling out in just 38 seconds.

They played 47 shows in the UK and US between December and February, grossing more than $107 million in ticket sales.

The Spice Girls came out of retirement once more for the closing ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics, with their five minute medley becoming the most tweeted about moment of the games with over 116,000 tweets a minute.