Three members of the world’s favourite ’90s girl band, The Spice Girls, have reunited and are reportedly back in the studio.
Emma Bunton (“Baby”), Melanie Brown (“Scary”) and Geri Horner (formerly Halliwell, “Ginger”) have been recording new music at London’s Play Deep Studios for the past two days, according to the U.K.’s The Mirror.
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The other two spice girls, Victoria Beckham (“Posh”) and Mel C (“Sporty”) were not in attendance. Recently, reports surfaced saying that Beckham was “uncomfortable” being a part of the band.
Brown posted this image to her Instagram page, teasing Spice Girls fans.
The trio says that they plan to have a new album of previously unheard music before the end of the year.
As of July 2016, it will be exactly 20 years since The Spice Girls released their first record-breaking single, Wannabe. The single hit No. 1 in 37 countries, and their debut album Spice sold 31 million copies around the world.
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“It’s funny, because back in the day people thought we had everything written for us but we’ve always written all our own songs,” said Brown to media. “That’s why we’ve won awards and all sorts. Everything always comes from us, and to do something for our 20-year anniversary is the ultimate dream. If we do anything, we will be writing everything from scratch. We are all group texting and speak a lot.”
The rumoured tour has not been confirmed yet, nor are any specific dates or cities.