Spice Girls Break Out Throwback Dance Moves At Victoria Beckham's 50th Birthday Party
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The iconic girl group got their groove on to a "Spiceworld" track in a sweet reunion at the London function.
The Spice Girls partied like it was 1997 this weekend as they sang and danced along to their song “Stop” at Victoria Beckham’s 50th birthday party in London, England.
Members of the iconic girl group — Mel B, Melanie C, Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell — joined Posh as David Beckham filmed the sweet moment when they broke out throwback dance moves from the “Spiceworld” track’s music video.
“I mean come on x @victoriabeckham @melaniecmusic @officialmelb @emmaleebunton @gerihalliwellhorner 💚💛🧡💜💙🩵🩷🤍,” wrote David Beckham, who sported a big smile in a clip shared to his Instagram account on Saturday.
The video comes less than one month after Mel B, in an interview with “Today” show co-hosts Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager, teased that the group has something “very good” in the works.
“This is going to be really good and the fans are going to be really happy about it,” she said.
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