The Spice Girls are set for a money-spinning reunion next spring after agreeing to use Girl Power to boost their dwindling spending power.
Victoria 'Posh Spice' Beckham, whose eponymous fashion empire saw its annual losses double to £8.5 million last week, has always refused to sing again. But a source close to the chart-topping band revealed a compromise – she and the other four members will judge a Chinese reality show to "find the next global pop star".
The key to the reunion is music svengali and Pop Idol creator Simon Fuller, who is credited with the phenomenal commercial success of the Spice Girls and 'Brand Beckham', the MailOnline reported.
At the height of 'Spice Mania' in the late 1990s, there was a hit movie, Spice World, as well as dolls, stationery, trainers and even lollipops as part of a huge promotional push that saw them become the most merchandised group in history – and the most lucrative since The Beatles. The source said: 'Victoria vowed she would never sing with the girls again, and she won't.
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