The Spice Girls will meet on Monday to announce the grand tour of the British stadium via a video message

Fans have been hoping to meet for years, with rumors of their group coming back in recent weeks.

And now, the Spice Girls are about to dissuade fans from their misery, as they would be reunited Monday to announce a "grand tour of the British stadium".

The icons of the '90s have "secretly recorded a video message" to be aired during a party at the bonfire, according to the Sun.

The group of girls would be ready to embark on a tour of eight shows in the stadium, according to insiders who spoke to Entertainment Tonight.

Geri Horner, Melanie Chisholm, Melanie Brown and Emma Bunton are also expected to meet without Victoria Beckham on Jonathan Ross' show on November 11, according to Billboard.

However, Victoria showed that there was no resentment towards her former classmates, and even shared a helping hand with Mel C at the Global Gift Gala on Friday.

Sharing a chic and sporty spice photo, Victoria wrote, "So proud of the fantastic performance of @melaniecmusic X tonight !!! X #friendshipneverends #girlpower kisses VB's.

She then resumed her Instagram stories to share a video of her former member of the singing group, accompanying the movie with #GirlPower, a reference to their 1996 hit, Wannabe.

If the girls finally decide to fill the arenas again, this will be their first tour since their Viva Forever meeting in 2007.

The group was last produced together at the opening ceremonies of the London Olympics in 2012.

Since then, "Posh" Spice has repeatedly said that the popular group would meet.

"I'm not going on tour," Victoria told Vogue earlier this year. & # 39; What does it look like in the future? This is not me in catsuit.

On the other hand, Mel B is wildly enthusiastic about his old costumes, having built a sanctuary in his room to pay homage to his time with Spice Girls.

The tour is thought to be organized by Modest Management, the brain of One Direction and the group's original director, Simon Fuller.

The Spice Girls became famous in 1996 with their hit song Wannabe, which reached the peaks in 37 countries. The group was also credited with popularizing the term "girls power", which promotes women's empowerment.

Since their separation, the five women behind iconic songs such as Stop and Spice Up Your Life have all continued their business successfully.

Victoria Beckham continued her career in fashion and launched a successful clothing line, while marrying David Beckham and having four children.

Meanwhile, Emma Bunton has ventured into the presentation. She hosts the breakfast show on Heart Radio and was recently announced in the American version of Great British Bake Off Team.

Melanie Brown, known as Mel B or Sporty Spice, has become one of the most well-known faces on TV and America's Judge's Got Talent since 2013.

Like Scary Spice, Ginger Spice, whose real name is Geri Horner, became a judge and worked on Australia's Got Talent. She has also written children's books and continued her musical career.

Similarly, Sporty Spice worked on the Asian version of the show and forged a successful solo career.

Mel B was the loudest about the meeting. Last month, she appeared in The Late Late Show with James Corden, where she again claimed that the girls' group would go on tour.

Judge America's Got Talent said during the American talk show "It's 100%."

She then revealed to three other band members who joined her on stage.

"I could not leave all my Spice Girls clothes in a box," she said in the show.

"It seems to me very involved, but I'm really proud of what we accomplished, we five girls.

"So I have it in my room in a corner. When my friends come, we disguise ourselves.