'Fashion focused' Posh 'dismisses Spice Girls reunion'
20 Oct 2009, 1234 Hrs

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London, October 20 Victoria Beckham has ruled out Spice Girls reunion in the foreseeable future, as she intends to concentrate more on her fashion career, it has emerged.

The pop star said on her recent visit to homeland Britain that the comeback would not happen "any time soon," reports the Daily Star.

She reportedly told her friends: "It is very unlikely the Spice Girls will be getting back together in the foreseeable future."

Insiders added that she feels "invigorated" by her entry in the fashion world and it had given her a "new lease of life".

Soccer ace David Beckham's wife confessed: "I've never felt happier."

Meanwhile, Scary Spice a.k.a Mel B had recently confirmed that the group was working on a project for next year.

She had said: "We're definitely doing something together soon." (ANI)

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