Mel C Teases ‘Spice World’ Will Be Available To Stream In “Not-Too-Distant Future”: “The Spice Girls Now Fully Own It”
The Spice Girls are preparing to release their 1997 film 'Spice World' on streaming platforms after gaining complete ownership of the project. Mel C announced on a podcast that the movie, which had been inaccessible to stream because various parties held rights to it, will now become available in the near future following the band's consolidation of full control. The release aligns with the group's major milestones, including the 30th anniversary of their hit single 'Wannabe' and their debut album.
The move comes amid discussion of the group's future, with Mel C confirming there are currently no reunion plans, though she expressed cautious optimism about potential performances together. The Spice Girls' last performance as all five members occurred at the 2012 London Olympic Games closing ceremony, and subsequent reunions have excluded Victoria Beckham, who has focused on her business ventures.
- Spice Girls have acquired full ownership of 'Spice World' (1997) and will release it to streaming platforms in the coming months
- The film remained unavailable for streaming due to fragmented ownership among multiple parties prior to the band's acquisition