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I've probably watched this video a million times! My goodness, the energy between the both of them is real SPICE energy! I didn't know how badly i needed their reunion!

Seeing both of them on stage made me so happy! I think this is the first duet of Mel C with Mel B since Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves? Mel C has dueted with Emma many times on Mel's shows, one or two times with Geri, once or twice with Victoria (where Victoria mostly stood and danced); but this is the first with Mel B?

Wow! So looking forward to this!

Because not everyone wants to be honest, says Mel B

Wanna get down wanna get down wanna get down Saturday night....

There's a sadness in the tone of this excerpt from the interview that's heartbreaking 💔

Oxygen is my oxygen!

Yes, menopause is possibly a factor stopping the reunion. But also, if the net worths stated in the article are true, one can see another reason why the three are keen, and the other two aren't.

Maybe Mel C can't stand the voice of the others in a new record, so she just has to relish the old songs! 😜 In all seriousness though, I feel Geri's relationship with Mel B is a huge factor as well. It's just a shame they aren't doing something for their 30th! There are lots of other things they could have done without new music or touring!

Obviously we don't know all the details of why it's not happening, and we're not wearing their shoes. However, if I was in a band as huge as The Spice Girls, I'd do something every 5 years at the barest minimum. Sometimes, I feel like some of the members don't actually understand how huge and impactful they were/are. It seems like the Girlbands are struggling to get it, whilst the boy bands are tapping into their legacies. Check out Backstreet Boys, now doing something as a band almost yearly! YOLO!!

Only this set of three can actually do a Spice Girls tour, because all the key musical elements of the group are in. Any other combination of three wouldn't work. So yes, I'd be up for a tour, and new music. I don't see Victoria or Geri ever going back to the studio again.

Marcus and Jade are still friends. They actually go on group holidays together. Also, one of the guys from The Risk - the one that left Nu Vibe - joins them on the group hols sometimes i think.

Yep, as much as Little Mix was (is) talented, that show seemed heavily manipulated to ensure their win. They never opened the show (the death slot) until towards the end when they performed twice and it wasn't really going to matter; Janet (who had the biggest public support) kept getting stupid songs to sing as the weeks progressed; and the Behind the scene clips the producers decided to show made LM the most likeable contestants. I didn't think Misha had a chance though. The voting public might have been ready for Alexandra Burke few years earlier, but not Misha B's artistry at the time.

The Little Mix girls have a divine spiritual connection. Because, how random is that?! Congrats Leigh for an amazing album; and welldone to all of you who fought for this!

Pleasantly surprised by this album; and really cohesive too. Seems she was putting out the skips as singles/buzz singles.

Tight Up Skirt reminds me of Bruno Mars and Rose's Apt

Talking about the "is that it? Are we done?" statement that someone apparently made, we don't know what had happened in the conversation leading up to that statement: what was the full context? Was that a reply to an utterance by Jesy? What was the mood in the room? We will never know because we'll probably never hear from the other side. I still think insisting on a therapist being present after they'd just heard from her lawyers first was the right thing to do. Best friends don't hear from a lawyer first. And nobody wants to risk being misunderstood or perceived as saying the wrong thing to someone already struggling mentally, or a repeat of the apparent "is that it? Are we done now?". Sometimes it's not always about how we feel about something, but it's also about how other people in that situation feel about it, by putting ourselves in their shoes mentally. Part of me wishes this documentary focused on her pregnancy journey and awareness around TTF and SMA. I don't know if they would even have THAT conversation after the details she's shared in the documentary; I hope they do. However, Little Mix would probably never reunite professionally as a four-piece anytime in the future. They may heal and make amends on a personal level, but going on stage together as a 4-piece would risk reoccurrence of the reasons Jesy left in the first place.

Also, that they've reached out doesn't necessarily mean they've remained in contact. At least, that's not how I understand this clip. Interesting that when Allison says "Perrie loves you", she replies, "Bless her".

It's not really about Jesy; it's about the other three who have (from all indications) handled this maturely and humanely.

The other girls still did the reaching out. Says it all.

Things could have gotten really inflamed without a therapist, as the first proper info they got was from her lawyers. That took away the friendship and made it all "formal" I think the girls were thoughtful and kind to even request a therapist!

Nope.

It could have been Perrie or Leigh-Anne that was planning to leave, because she pretty much ruled out Jade. Whoever it was told the band in advance, and Jesy herself undersandably didn't seem very happy about that person's decision. What a series! I was more interested to know why she left the band. Having heard her version, I actually feel more sympathy and respect for the other girls. Clearly, fame and facing the public's scrutiny & trolling had a huge impact on her mental health. Consequently, working with her must have felt like walking on eggshells; and that must have been exhausting and frustrating for the other girls over time. Perhaps that's why Jesy's mom (and Jesy herself) felt like the other girls weren't there for her towards the end. But they forgot how supportive these girls had been for 9 years, and she admitted she had mentally checked out towards the end - how much more could they take? Hearing from her lawyers first must have felt like a blow to the other girls. And insisting on having a therapist present if they were to have a conversation was a sensible approach; I mean, she had just attempted to take her life, and the public statement she gave was the impact of being in the band on her mental health. Jade previously stated they warned her about blackfishing before she left the band, but Jesy was surprised about the public's reaction to Boyz? If not for the maturity of the other girls, i think the whole situation could have been a lot messier. I'm gutted she's no longer with Zion though, as it felt like he was really good for her: I'm sure they have their reasons. Proud of her SMA campaign. I truly hope she continues to heal.

"Make as much money as you can, then leave". Then, she left. 6 years later... "Being in a group is better because it's more powerful" I suppose the documentary will throw more light.

Get on stage girls!!!