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Legendary 90s girlband hint at huge shock comeback plans
NINETIES music fans are desperately hoping a legendary girl band from the decade are poised to reunite.
It comes as Spice Girls star Emma Bunton, 47, whipped up a frenzy after hinting at a reunion on social media.
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Emma - aka Baby Spice - has said she wants to "do it again" after sharing a video of the girl group's last comeback four years ago.
The footage shows a montage of the Spice Girls on stage in Dublin while their hit ballad Viva Forever plays over the top.
Emma wrote alongside it on Instagram: "Can’t believe it’s been four years since we kicked off #Spiceworld2019 in Dublin!
"It was such a special night 💕💕💕
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"Thanks to everyone that came along to the tour and sang and danced with us! Let’s do it again!!"
Emma's fans have immediately jumped on the suggestion and are now championing a comeback.
One wrote: "She wants to do it again!!!!"
Another added: "Do It again, please!! The magic must go on!"
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A third said: "YES!! Let’s do it again, pleeeease!!"
And someone else asked: "World tour please!"
Earlier this year, fans' hopes were up again over the news that Emma and her fellow Spice Girls Melanie C, Victoria Beckham, Geri Horner and Melanie Brown were in "talks" over a reunion.
The girls were discussing the chance to perform at King Charles' Coronation, with Mel C saying: “We’re still chatting, it’s just about finding a middle ground for everybody.
“Will Victoria join? I’m an optimist so I’ll say yes!”
Sadly, the reunion didn't happen and the Spice Girls did not take to the stage at the massive event in Windsor Castle earlier this month.
Mel, 49, did previously say, however: “As we get older, the Spice Girls are learning the need to give each other space.
“In the ‘90s, we would go 24/7. We were young, we were ambitious, we were under a lot of pressure, we were knackered and there were flare-ups.
“All bands have similar stories, but as time has gone on, we just have that real respect and appreciation for each other.
“Because we know without each other, we never would have achieved what we did and we wouldn’t have the lives and careers that we have now, so it’s quite beautiful."
She added: “I love it when bands get back together after a break of five or 10 years because you know they probably appreciate it more than ever.”
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The Spice Girls last performed as a five-piece at the 2012 London Olympic Games.
Their 2019 Spice World was a huge success, with 13 dates selling out, but Victoria - aka Posh Spice - did not join her bandmates for it.
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