People.comEntertainmentMusic Zig-a-zig-ah! The Spice Girls Then & Now Though their debut single "Wannabe" came out 26 years ago, friendship hasn't really ended for the five bold BritsByBenjamin VanHooseBenjamin VanHooseTwitterBenjamin VanHoose is an Associate Editor on the Movies team at PEOPLE. He's worked at PEOPLE for over three years as a writer and reporter across our Entertainment, Lifestyle and News teams, covering everything from the Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard trial to the Oscars. He regularly covers red carpet events and has interviewed stars like Drew Barrymore, Ryan Reynolds and Kirsten Dunst. He previously worked as a copy editor at Topix Media Lab.People Editorial GuidelinesUpdated on August 6, 2022 10:02 AM Share Tweet Pin Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. 01of 05 EMMA BUNTON, BABY SPICE JMEnternational/Redferns; Mike Marsland/WireImage Baby Spice is all grown up, now 46, with two children, Beau and Tate, with longtime partner Jade Jones. Bunton most recently served as an "architect" on the reality competition series Boy Band on ABC, where she advised wannabe boy band members. The series made the performer nostalgic for her girl group glory days. "I had such an awesome experience," she told PEOPLE. "We were conquering all these countries, and it was just like, wow." 02of 05 GERI HALLIWELL, GINGER SPICE JMEnternational/Redferns; Karwai Tang/WireImage Halliwell, who isn't afraid to say she looked "like a drag queen" as Ginger Spice, welcomed her son Montague in 2017, her first child with husband Christian Horner. She also has a daughter from a previous relationship, Bluebell. Halliwell, 50, released a new single in 2017 in memory of friend George Michael, calling herself "forever your fan" in the video's dedication. Nineteen years after leaving the Spice Girls in the middle of a world tour, Halliwell offered an apology to fans, tweeting, "I'm sorry about that… everything works out in the end, that's what my mum says! X." 03of 05 MELANIE BROWN, SCARY SPICE JMEnternational/Redferns; Art Streiber/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty ImagesMel B more recently reacted to gut-wrenching performances as a judge on America's Got Talent alongside Heidi Klum, Simon Cowell and Howie Mandel. Aside from holding that seat from 2011, Brown, 47, experienced a tumultuous divorce from Stephen Belafonte, complete with a restraining order against a nanny she claims had an affair with him. As a result, in August 2018, she sought treatment for PTSD. But in happier news, Brown, a.k.a. Scary Spice, is proud mom to daughters Madison, Angel and Phoenix. 04of 05 MELANIE CHISHOLM, SPORTY SPICE Dave Hogan/Getty Images; Christian Augustin/Getty Images Mel C, now a solo singer-songwriter and mother to Scarlet with ex Thomas Starr, revealed that she developed an eating disorder during her Sporty Spice days. "I was in the spotlight, being photographed constantly, and I started to become self conscious of my body image," she told BBC Good Food. In 2016, Chisholm, 48, also halted any talks of her involvement in a Spice Girls reunion. "The fascination with the band never seems to go away," she wrote in a Love Magazine personal essay. "It's a blessing and a curse all at the same time." 05of 05 VICTORIA BECKHAM, POSH SPICE PA/AFP/Getty Images; VCG/VCG via Getty Images Wife to former soccer star David Beckham and mother to Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper, Victoria, 48, has focused much of her career as of late on fashion, but did give a glimpse at a return to singing when she stopped by the Late Late Show in a humorous reboot of 1987's Mannequin with host James Corden. Though she didn't join the 2019 Spice Girls reunion tour, she did express some regret over her decision in an interview with The Guardian. "I'm sure when they are on stage, a part of me will feel a bit left out," she said. "Because a part of me will always be a Spice Girl."