Geri Halliwell claims the Spice Girls are unlikely to ever perform as a five-piece again.

The group recently announced their reunion tour was coming to an early close on February 26 and Ginger Spice Geri says fans won't get another chance to see them.

The Spice Girls' first reunion tour is likely also their last. According to Ginger Spice Geri Halliwell, another get-together tour for the group "probably won't ever happen again."

Halliwell, who left the chart-topping girl group in 1998, tells Billboard.com that although rumors about the off-stage fight between the girls are not true, there is probably the last time everyone will see all 5 Spices on stage together.

Mel B admits she used to be a "b***h" to Geri Halliwell. The Spice Girl was tough on her bandmate during the group's 90s heyday, but claims their reunion tour has made their friendship much stronger.

She said: "If Geri gets her dancing wrong now I tell her. But in the old days I may have done it in a b***hy way, but it's much more sisterly now. I want her to look fantastic and get it right."

The Spice Girls cut their world tour short because Victoria Beckham and Geri Halliwell had a huge bust up.

The girl group - who have canceled concerts in China, South Africa, Australia and Argentina - reportedly scrapped the dates after single Geri accused Victoria of being "insensitive" and boasting about her gorgeous supportive husband David Beckham.

'Chasing Pavements' star Adele says the Spice Girls inspired her to become a singer.

The 19-year-old musician - whose debut LP '19' topped the UK album charts - used to entertain her mother's dinner guests by impersonating her idols.

Victoria Beckham is the reason the Spice Girls have cut their world tour short. Victoria told her bandmates - Emma Bunton, Mel C, Geri Halliwell and Mel B - she was tired of performing, forcing them to scrap several concert dates, and wants to focus on her fashion career and her children.

The 33-year-old star, who has three children with her soccer star husband David, said: "I was very nervous about going back into the Spice Girls because I didn't want to send out a confused message. The reason I decided to do the tour was to show my kids that mummy was once a pop star."