Their reunion tour Spice World has proved a huge success.

And the Spice Girls brought the house down once again, as they took to the stage during another sold-out performance at Wembley Stadium on Friday evening.

Mel B, Emma Bunton, Mel C and Geri Horner didn't disappoint as they put on an energetic show for the crowd of thousands that turned out to see them.

The Spice Girls - who have reunited as a four-piece for a special tour - kicked off the London leg of their hotly-anticipated tour on Thursday evening at Wembley.

The group have been touring England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland with their 2019 Spice World tour and reunited at the UK's biggest arena for the first time in 21 years.

The girl band have been touring without their fifth member Victoria Beckham, and they appeared to make a cheeky dig at her absence during one of their tracks.

As they belted out the words to their hit track Wannabe, the girls changed the original lyrics from 'Easy v doesn't come for free, she's a real lady...

'And as for me, haha you'll see' to 'as for V - where is she?' as they made light of their former band member's decision not to join them on tour.

Addressing the audience during Thursday's show, Geri admitted she was glad to finally be on stage on Wembley after quitting the band shortly before their first Wembley gig in 1998.

'I was gutted they were doing it without me,' she announced. 'Yet 21-years later we came back and are doing it together with you lot.'

Emma also admitted she was overwhelmed to be performing at the iconic venue as broke down in tears in front of a crowd of thousands, prompting supportive hugs from her band-mates.

Mel described the Spice Girls' concert at Wembley Stadium as one of the most

Mel, known as Scary Spice, posted a picture of herself alongside two of her three daughters asleep in the car on the way to the venue on Instagram.

She wrote: "Typical. haha yep my kids are fast asleep!!!

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