It looks like Geri Horner wants to QUIT the Spice Girls world tour
There's trouble in Para-Spice, it looks like plans for the girlband's world tour could be derailed because of Geri Horner.
Ginger Spice is reluctant to sign up for international tour dates following the Spice Girls' sell-out 13-date tour around the UK last month.
Mel B announced that the group would take their Spice World tour to Australia in February during their final show at London's Wembley Stadium, but Geri is allegedly uncertain.
The 46-year-old infamously quit the Spice Girls in 1998 after an apparent power struggle between the members and Mel B.
The remaining members released their third and final album without Geri, despite her absence from negotiations.
Emma Bunton, Geri Horner, Mel B and Mel C, whose ages range between 43 and 46-years-old, are rumoured to have made £10 million each from the band's reunion.
An insider close to the Spice Girls spoke to The Sun, saying: “The other girls all want to take their Spice World show internationally.
“They all had so much fun and know there is massive demand outside of the UK," they added.
“Geri loved the tour but it was very hard going on her and she really feels like three nights at Wembley Stadium is the perfect high to end on."
The source also mentioned Geri's need to be close to her family;
“She doesn’t really want to be away from her kids for any long stretches and just feels like it might not be worthwhile.”
Mel B previously admitted that she'd let the news slip out prematurely, and that nobody else in the group had confirmed; “So I announced it on stage, yes, without everybody else signing off 100 percent.”
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