In a stunning revelation that will shock Spice Girls fans worldwide, Melanie Chisholm - better known as Sporty Spice - has lifted the lid on the complex dynamics still at play between the iconic 90s girl group members.
The singer confessed during a recent podcast appearance that the legendary five-piece now maintain separate WhatsApp groups to navigate their complicated relationships and occasional fallouts.
The Digital Divide
"We have a few different groups," Mel C revealed with surprising candour. "There's one with just the four of us, and then sometimes we have one with five." This digital segregation speaks volumes about the ongoing tensions that have persisted since their 90s heyday.
The admission came during her appearance on the Great Company with Jamie Laing podcast, where she painted a picture of a friendship that's weathered numerous storms but remains fundamentally fractured.
A History of High-Profile Fallouts
Mel C didn't shy away from acknowledging the well-documented rifts that have plagued the group over the decades. "We've had our fallouts, we're not in contact all the time, but there's a bond there that will never, ever be broken," she explained.
The most notable absence from the main chat appears to be Victoria Beckham, whose transformation from Posh Spice to fashion mogul has seen her distance herself from the group in recent years. The other members - Mel B, Emma Bunton, and Geri Halliwell - maintain more regular contact.
Forever Connected Despite Everything
Despite the digital divisions and occasional radio silence, Mel C emphasised the unbreakable bond formed during their meteoric rise to fame. "We're like sisters, we're family," she insisted, suggesting that even the most dramatic fallouts couldn't sever their connection completely.
The revelation provides fascinating insight into how one of Britain's most beloved girl groups manages their relationships in the digital age, proving that even global superstars aren't immune to the complexities of group chats and friendship dynamics.
