The
Spice
Girls
will
receive
10
million
each
for
their
reunion
tour.
The
band
-
Geri
Halliwell,
Emma
Bunton,
Mel
Chisholm,
Mel
Brown
and
Victoria
Beckham
-
are
expected
to
announce
details
of
the
25-date
global
extravaganza
at
London's
The
O2
next
Friday.
A
source
told
Britain's
Daily
Mirror
newspaper:
"This
deal
has
taken
years
to
sign
off.
But
finally
all
of
the
girls
are
on
board.
It's
going
to
be
the
most
phenomenon
pop
event
ever.
No
expense
is
being
spared
to
make
this
an
unrivalled
spectacular." Virgin
records
-
the
label
behind
the
girls
-
will
provide
each
band
member
with
their
own
private
jet
for
the
tour.
The
Spice
Girls,
who
shot
to
fame
in
the
90s
and
became
one
of
the
most
commercially
successful
girl
groups
of
all
time
with
hits
like
'Wannabe' and
'Viva
Forever',
have
reportedly
turned
down
reunion
offers
in
the
past,
including
one
for
5
million
each
last
month.
The
source
added:
"The
sum
on
the
table
is
huge
-
but
then
it
had
to
be
to
get
the
more
reluctant
members
like
Mel
Chisholm
to
agree.
She's
been
quite
precious
about
her
solo
career
and
has
always
said
she'd
never
get
back
with
the
girls.
But
with
such
a
huge
sum
guaranteed,
you
can
hardly
blame
her
for
finally
caving
in."
The
tour
will
kick-off
in
London
towards
the
end
of
the
year,
with
shows
across
Europe,
the
Far
East,
the
Middle
East
and
the
US.
Organisers
will
take
into
consideration
the
girls'
lives
have
changed
immensely
since
they
split
in
2000.
Victoria,
Geri
and
Mel
Brown
are
all
mothers,
and
Emma
is
due
to
give
birth
any
day
now.