On a recent episode of Alan Carr: Chatty Man, Mel C, Emma, and Geri from The Spice Girls sat down for a full interview and it was an absolute delight. The trio, reunited for the interview, shared laughter, stories, and even a few juicy secrets.
The conversation began with Alan Carr offering them a drink, and although Mel C mentioned she doesn’t drink anymore, the options he had were tempting. From Bacardi Mohito classic to Tia Maria, the drink choices were top-notch. Geri, on the other hand, joked about having a Capri-Sun or a cement water, keeping the atmosphere light and fun.
The interview quickly turned to reminiscing about their iconic performance at the Olympics. Geri mentioned that keeping it a secret was a challenge but admitted it was the worst kept secret ever. The girls expressed their excitement and pride in representing their country, calling it one of the best things they’ve done as The Spice Girls. However, there was a rumor that Posh wasn’t keen on participating, but the girls set the record straight, revealing that they were all on board from the beginning.
During the Olympics, the girls had an unforgettable after-party, which required a military-like operation to ensure their arrival and departure. They shared stories of how they had to travel on a coach with other artists, feeling euphoric and high from the incredible atmosphere. The night was filled with laughter and unforgettable moments.
Taking a lighter turn, Mel B amusingly shared an incident involving Kate Moss and her outfit. Kate had seen Mel B naked wearing an outfit covered in sequins and crystals, and Mel B couldn’t resist adding some humor to the situation, highlighting the bugs that had also found their way onto her outfit.
In a surprising twist, Alan Carr asked about a certain man backstage, referring to Russell Brand. Geri didn’t hesitate to point out that he’s more of a “minder” than a romantic interest. The conversation then shifted to their involvement in a musical inspired by their music. With Jennifer Saunders as the writer and Judy Kramer as the producer, the girls expressed their excitement about this new venture, which explores themes of friendship, empowerment, relationships, and fame.
Reflecting on the era of The Spice Girls, the girls expressed a sense of pride and acknowledged that they do miss it. They highlighted the bond they have and the fun they experience when they come together. They also mentioned some of their favorite moments, including their first number one hit and receiving a Brit Award.
Amidst the successes and incredible memories, the girls did admit to having the occasional argument, attributing it to the pressures they faced as a group. Yet, they reminisced about the times when they would have passionate fights, often when they were a bit tipsy, and shared a laugh about it.
The interview continued with the topic of a potential Spice Girls reunion in the future. While they didn’t confirm anything, they all agreed that you can never say never. Mel C mentioned how she initially thought she would never come back to the group but learned that it’s a privilege to hang out with the girls. The possibility of another reunion seemed exciting, leaving fans hopeful for what the future might hold.
Overall, the interview was an entertaining and lively chat filled with laughter, nostalgia, and a few surprises. The Spice Girls continue to captivate their fans, and their time on Alan Carr: Chatty Man showcased their enduring charm and camaraderie that has made them pop icons.
