"I was a kid"

The moment that Spice Girls fans have been waiting for a long time has arrived (in addition to their mbadive reunion tour).

Geri Horner, aka Ginger Spice, apologized for leaving the group in 1998 and breaking the hearts of her fans, claiming that she was a "kid" when she was part.

She made the announcement on the final date of the band's Wembley stadium tour last night (June 15), saying, "I have to say something I should have said a long time ago.

"I'm sorry, I'm sorry to be gone – I was just a kid – it's so good to be back with the girls I love."

She gave the speech just before the band sang "Goodbye", the single that approached her departure from the Spice Girls, which made it a very moving moment.

Emma Bunton cried more during Viva Forever, while the girls brought their mother and children on stage for their performance of "Mama".

The setlist also included their hits 'Wannabe', 'Stop', 'Who do you think are?' and & # 39; 2 Become 1 & # 39;

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If you still want to "Spice Up Your Life", it has been confirmed that a Spice Girls movie is definitely happening.

Paramount confirmed that it would feature the five-member voices and that the band's director, Simon Fuller, would produce, while The revenge of a blondeKaren McCullah and Kiwi Smith write the script.

The film, which sees girls becoming superheroes, is expected to come out at some point in 2020.

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