Spice Girls Tour Their Last

If you were waiting to see the Spice Girls on their next go-round, forget about it. Geri Halliwell, aka Ginger Spice, told Billboard.com that she doesn’t expect a sequel to the quintet’s Return of the Spice Girls World Tour, which concludes February 26 in Toronto.
“It probably won’t happen ever again,” said Halliwell, who left the group in May 1998 but who instigated the current reunion. “I’m still absolutely blown away that we did more than one show. So right now I’m thinking this is it. This is the last time you will ever get to see this Girl Power, the five Spices on the stage as one.”
Despite rumors that there had been infighting amongst the girls during the tour, Halliwell had nothing but good things to say about her group-mates. “It’s “amazing … an experience of a lifetime. I couldn’t have asked for it to be better, actually,” Halliwell said.
Halliwell has big plans post-Spice, too. In May she’ll roll out the first in a new children’s book series featuring a character named Ugenia Lavender, who Halliwell describes as “a rebirth of girl power.” Halliwell said she always loved to write and writing professional is the perfect complement to her role as a mother.