3 million people registered online to buy tickets, which promoters say suggests that up to 18 million fans are desperate to see the five women in action again."Amazing and outrageous and beyond what we could have imagined. Of course that is, phew, it is very affirming and lovely to have that feedback. So we have put more dates on."

Since their split, after selling 55 million albums worldwide, the other Spice Girls, Victoria Beckham, Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisholm and Melanie Brown have all gone on to have varied lives in entertainment, as well as some of them marrying and having children.So now, rather than the tour involving just the five girls, make-up artists and their crew, as it more or less did a decade ago.They'll be travelling around the world with a vast entourage of husbands, boy friends, kids and family.

"We are taking all seven children, one husband, a few boy friends, five grown up women and all their stuff. I think the Spice Girls, we really pride ourselves that we have always loved our families and we treat each other like family."Halliwell said it had been no mean feat to get them all back together again but she was glad it had happened. "I feel very optimistic and positive, the point of this is to be a very fun experience and obviously the feedback that we have had is amazing and I think that the support and the encouragement from the world is almost like helping us to make this happen. Until I am up on that stage I can't quite tell. I can't quite explain how it feels until you actually do it yourself. But I do feel my legs go wibbly-wobbly and my stomach does go a little.Having said that, I have got four other girls with me and we have always supported each other.That is what I have learnt in life, you don't have to do things in life alone, it is so great to be in a team, to be in a pack. I think naturally as human beings we belong in packs."

3 million people registered online to buy tickets, which promoters say suggests that up to 18 million fans are desperate to see the five women in action again."Amazing and outrageous and beyond what we could have imagined. Of course that is, phew, it is very affirming and lovely to have that feedback. So we have put more dates on."

Since their split, after selling 55 million albums worldwide, the other Spice Girls, Victoria Beckham, Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisholm and Melanie Brown have all gone on to have varied lives in entertainment, as well as some of them marrying and having children.So now, rather than the tour involving just the five girls, make-up artists and their crew, as it more or less did a decade ago.They'll be travelling around the world with a vast entourage of husbands, boy friends, kids and family.

"We are taking all seven children, one husband, a few boy friends, five grown up women and all their stuff. I think the Spice Girls, we really pride ourselves that we have always loved our families and we treat each other like family."Halliwell said it had been no mean feat to get them all back together again but she was glad it had happened. "I feel very optimistic and positive, the point of this is to be a very fun experience and obviously the feedback that we have had is amazing and I think that the support and the encouragement from the world is almost like helping us to make this happen. Until I am up on that stage I can't quite tell. I can't quite explain how it feels until you actually do it yourself. But I do feel my legs go wibbly-wobbly and my stomach does go a little.Having said that, I have got four other girls with me and we have always supported each other.That is what I have learnt in life, you don't have to do things in life alone, it is so great to be in a team, to be in a pack. I think naturally as human beings we belong in packs."