Emma Bunton has addressed long-running rumors the Spice Girls may be touring Australia.
In an exclusive interview with Web, Bunton, aka Baby Spice, said the British girl group is keen to “do more stuff together” and are “waiting for the right time”.
“I know we’d like to do more stuff as a group, but it’s the right time for us all again,” said the ’90s sensation, 46.
Emma Bunton has addressed long-running rumors the Spice Girls may be touring Australia
In an exclusive interview with Web, Bunton, aka Baby Spice, said the British girl group is keen to “do more stuff together” and are “waiting for the right time”.
“We enjoy working together and have talked about things, but nothing is set in stone yet.”
The wannabe hitmaker has previously said she would love to visit Australia.
‘I’m done. I’m keeping my fingers crossed,” she told the Courier Mail last year.
“I really want to come to Australia and so do my children,” she added, speaking of sons Tate Lee Jones, 11, and Beau Lee Jones, 14.
“They’re obsessed with (Australian YouTubers) Norris Nuts and keep asking, ‘When are we leaving?’
The Spice Girls first formed in 1994 and have released a string of international hits including Wannabe, Stop, Spice Up Your Life and Too Much (pictured in 1996).
Reflecting on her incredible career, Emma said she looks back on it with fond memories. Pictured in the 1997 Spice World film
Bunton also reflected on her unbreakable bond with her bandmates and friends Mel B, Mel C, Geri Halliwell and Victoria Beckham.
She told Web she will always be close to the girls as they have “been through so much together”.
After the group became the biggest girl band of all time, Bunton said, “No one else is ever going to understand this relationship between us.”
Emma added that her children Tate Lee Jones, 11, and Beau Lee Jones, 14, are keen to visit Australia
“We’ve been through so much and we’re still going through so much, from kids to work,” Bunton said.
“There’s a bond, and it’s very, very strong.”
Bunton reunited with Mel C in December when they performed together at the Theater Royal Drury Lane in London as part of their celebratory tour.
Of the reunion, which delighted fans, Bunton said, “She’s just so much fun and we spend so much time together and we’re on stage together.”
“It’s just the absolute best time. It seems like it wasn’t that long ago,” she said of her ’90s heyday
“In the middle of the tour I got sick and lost my voice. It was heartbreaking and absolutely devastating, but the support I got from my fans was amazing,” Bunton said.
She said that performing again with Sporty Spice reminded her of the times they performed together as part of the Spice Girls in the early days of their career.
“When I got back on stage with Mel C, you immediately go back to that moment and it feels very magical and like yesterday,” she said.
In December, Emma reunited with Mel C when they took the stage together as part of their celebratory tour at the Theater Royal Drury Lane in London (pictured).
Reflecting on her incredible career, Bunton said she looks back on it with fond memories.
During their time together, the Spice Girls sold a whopping 100 million records worldwide.
“It’s just the absolute best time. It seems like it wasn’t that long ago.”
During their time together, The Spice Girls have sold a whopping 100 million records worldwide. Pictured in 1997
The Spice Girls formed in 1994 and have released a string of international hits including Wannabe, Stop, Spice Up Your Life and Too Much.
The group went on hiatus in 2000 and were soon working on solo material.
They reunited for a tour in 2007 and released the track Headlines (Friendship Never Ends). They also performed another tour called Spice World without Posh Spice in 2019, which grossed a whopping $78.2 million in ticket sales.