Mel B flaunted her jaw-dropping abs as she stunned in her signature leopard print crop top while attending the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final red carpet in Los Angeles on Friday.
The Spice Girls legend, 50, oozed fashion as she rocked smart grey trousers and a denim maxi coat for the occasion, adding a chic camel beret while stopping for shots at EDEN Sunset.
Mel’s appearance in the US comes just days after she sent her support to fellow Spice Girl Victoria Beckham ahead of her Netflix documentary’s release.
On Wednesday, Mel C, Geri Halliwell and Emma Bunton showed up to support their former band member Victoria, 51, at the premiere held at the Curzon Mayfair.
And although Mel B was notably absent from the event, she had sent Victoria good luck flowers of support ahead of the premiere.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Victoria tagged Mel B and Geri as she shared snaps of extravagant floral displays they had sent her and penned: ‘Kisses’.
Mel B, 50, flaunted her jaw-dropping abs as she stunned in an animal print top while attending the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final red carpet in Los Angeles on Friday
The Spice Girls legend oozed fashion as she rocked smart grey trousers and a denim maxi coat for the occasion, adding a chic camel beret while stopping for shots at EDEN Sunset
While the Spice Girls are rarely all seen together, they often vocalise their support for each other over on social media.
Back in July Victoria congratulated Mel on her wedding to Rory McPhee as she shared a throwback snap of the bandmates and penend: ‘Congratulations @officalmelb @rorymcphee on your special day!
‘I couldn’t be more excited for you both and wish you a lifetime of happiness! kisses xx’.
Meanwhile all five bandmates, including Mel C and Emma Bunton, attended Victoria’s 50th birthday last year as they celebrated the milestone birthday together.
During the lavish festivities, all five of the Spice Girls came together to sing one of their hit tracks, Stop, for the star-studded guests – which was all caught on camera by David Beckham.
It comes after Victoria sent Spice Girls fans into a tizz last month as she admitted she was ‘tempted’ by a reunion on the final night of Oasis’ reunion tour.
Among a slew of snaps on her Instagram from the Wembley gig, Victoria shared a video panning around the sold-out venue with ‘Tempting….’ written over the top alongside tags of her bandmates’ Instagram handles.
In April, it was claimed the group are reportedly set to reunite to mark their 30th anniversary as they have been secretly planning an upcoming world tour.
Mel’s appearance in the US comes just days after she sent her support to fellow Spice Girl Victoria Beckham ahead of her Netflix documentary’s release (pictured at the doc premiere on Wednesday)
Former bandmates Mel C (pictured), Geri Halliwell and Emma Bunton attended the premiere held at the Curzon Mayfair, and although Mel B was absent – she had sent Victoria good luck flowers of support ahead of the event
While the Spice Girls are rarely all seen together, they show often vocalise their support for each other over social media (pictured in 1995 in London)
Geri, Emma, Mel B and Mel C were said to have met in Miami to discuss the finer details, yet Victoria is ’90 per cent out of the running’, with the foursome pushing ahead with plans without her for now.
It was alleged at the time that Geri and band manager and guru Simon Fuller are reportedly in touch again which has moved things along after years of hints from various members that they would get back together.
A source said: ‘There have been rumours swirling for months, but Geri has always been too busy and had other things on, preventing her from saying yes.
‘Nothing is yet confirmed but Geri and Simon are back in touch with a myriad of exciting ideas.’
Victoria has often been named as the stopper on reunion plans – saying in 2019: ‘I’m not going on tour. The girls aren’t going on tour’.
However she conceded she did not know what the future may hold, saying: ‘It’s a positive thing. You know, there’s so much bad stuff going on, and the Spice Girls were about fun and celebrating individuality…
‘I think there’s so much that the brand can do, and it’s such a positive message for young kids. What does that look like in the future? It’s not me in a cat-suit’.
