Victoria Beckham was not happy with Mel B who said he would never forget her Spice Girls days

Victoria Beckham I wasn’t thrilled when… Mel b Remind her not to forget her past with the Spice Girls.

In her three-part documentary special, which premiered on Thursday, October 9, Beckham, 51, spoke, She remembered being reunited with the girl The group years after they broke up in 2001.

Beckham (Posh Spice) said as much while speaking in her new eponymous Netflix documentary Melanie Brown (Scary Spice) warned her, “Don’t forget where you come from” during the Return of the Spice Girls Tour, their first since the band split in 2001.

“One girl said to me – and it bothered me – it was Mel B who said to me: ‘Don’t forget where you come from,'” Beckham said of the conversation during the Spice Girls’ comeback tour in 2008. “I’ve never forgotten where you come from.”

She continued, “I’ve never forgotten that Posh Spice is the reason I’m sitting here. She may have been angry, but she was truly wonderful.”

Beckham found it “nice to be back” with the girl group during their tour, but discovered that she “didn’t belong on stage”. Beckham rose to fame as Bush in the 1990s alongside Brown, Geri Halliwell (ginger spice), Melanie Chisholm (Sporty Space) and Emma Bunton (Baby Spice). The Spice Girls went on an indefinite hiatus in 2000 before later reuniting for a world tour and to perform at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

“I was defined by a four-year period in my life. That was the Spice Girls,” Beckham told The Sunday Times in an interview published on Saturday, October 4, about his association with the girl group. “It’s taken me almost two decades to fight that, and I feel like it’s only now that I can look back and talk about it. I’m not going to lie, asking questions about my time in the Spice Girls has been very exciting. I would say those were the most difficult moments. It’s almost been therapeutic for me.”

Beckham didn’t mind Celebrating that period of her life.

“I love the Spice Girls,” she said. “I really do. And it was amazing to think about that time. That night, I had dinner with Emma and Geri, and Mel B texted me at the weekend. I still talk to all the girls. I’m so proud of everything we did. I wouldn’t be who I am now if it wasn’t for the Spice Girls, 100 percent.”

Netflix Victoria Beckham He allowed her to look back Through various ups and downs – including her time with the Spice Girls.

“I mean I touch on my family (in my docs), I touch on the Spice Girls, the problems we had at work, you know, the money we lost – there were a lot of triggers.” “I cried. Like I said, I didn’t watch the final edit, but yeah, I cried. It takes a lot to make me cry, but I cried. You know, I’ve earned my place on the show in Paris. I’ve earned respect.”

When asked about the “biggest obstacle” she faced, Beckham replied: “I was just a famous brand. But the difference is that I wanted to learn the industry, not just throw away something that might promise a return. I wanted to understand and learn my craft. I’ve never talked about the struggles the business has been through. We’ve all seen the headlines, but this is the first time I’ve also talked a lot about the business journey and how it hasn’t been easy.”

Victoria Beckham It’s now streaming on Netflix.