Mel B reignites war with Spice Girls after she brands them ‘d***heads’ for scrapping reunion

Melanie Brown, aka Mel B, has a few choice words for her bandmates months after they kicked her out of their group chat.

Melanie Brown, aka Mel B, has branded her Spice Girls bandmates “d**kheads” as she mocked them for refusing to reunite for a blockbuster 30th anniversary tour.

The singer, 49, says she is constantly telling her fellow girl group singers they need to get back together.

But Emma Bunton, 48, Melanie Chisholm aka Mel C, 50, Geri Horner, 52, and Victoria Beckham, 50, do not appear to be keen for a reunion.

Leeds-born Mel B revealed in April she had been kicked out of the Spice Girls’ WhatsApp chat for bombarding them with texts about a tour.

Mel B labels her Spice Girls bandmates ‘d**kheads’ after they kicked her out of a group chat. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Geri Horner, Melanie Chisholm, Victoria Beckham and Emma Bunton are said to be fed up with Mel B’s plans for a reunion tour.

Asked why she was booted out, Mel said: “Because I’m Northern and say what I think and feel and I’m constantly saying to the girls, ‘We need to go back on tour’.”

Pressed on why they ditched her, Mel B said on TV’s Never Mind The Buzzcocks 90s special airing in the UK tomorrow: “Because they’re d**kheads.”

The Spice Girls performed at Victoria’s 50th birthday party at a private members club last April.

This year marks 30 years since the Spice Girls formed and their fans had hoped the performance would kickstart talks for a celebratory tour.

The group reunited back in April for Victoria’s 50th birthday.

The Spice Girls are one of the most successful girl bands to come out of the UK. Picture: Thomas Coex / AFP

They toured across the UK without Victoria in 2019 but their last public performance as a group was at the London 2012 Olympic Games closing ceremony.

In April, Victoria said: “It would be lovely for us to do something to celebrate, a dinner or a lunch, but it won’t be any more.”

On the Sky Max panel show, Mel was asked if the band would ever get back together.

She said: “I don’t know. We’ll see.”

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