Former Spice Girls star Mel C wants the band members’ kids to form their own group in the future.

The singer gave birth to the latest ‘Spice baby’ last year when her daughter Scarlet was born, bringing the total number of Spice Girls offspring to eight.

She said: “The Spice brood is constantly growing and I think they’re destined for great things. They’ll be either a band or a football team.”

Joining Scarlet is Emma Bunton’s son Beau, Mel B’s two daughters Angel and Phoenix Chi, Victoria Beckham’s sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz, and Geri Halliwell’s daughter Bluebell.

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The 36-year-old singer gave birth to daughter Scarlet a year ago and said she would love to have another.

She said: “I’d love to have more children.”

The singer added that the Spice Girls often meet up when they’re around so their kids can hang out with each other.

She said: “I see Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell a lot and our kids play together. Victoria Beckham and Mel B live in LA now but when they are here, we all see each other.”

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The Spice Girls will make a sporty comeback at 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London.

The band's manager Simon Fuller, who was with the girls at the start, said they remained in great demand.

The band have also recently been reported in talks for a stage comeback in which they would be played by other, younger actresses. Mel B was said to be driving the deal.

Fuller said: "They stand for so much in British music history and I can't think of a better time for them to get back together for another performance. The demand for them as a band is as strong as ever."

Victoria Posh Beckham is by far the most famous of the band that comprises Melanie Brown, Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisholm and Geri Halliwell.

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The Spice Girls are reportedly planning to launch a TV reality show to find versions of themselves for a musical of the band.

Reports have recently circulated that the band were planning to reform, however it has now been claimed that the girls are not the ones who will take to the stage.

The girls are said to be planning a show similar to the British show How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria, which was a reality show looking for a Maria to star in the West End version of The Sound Of Music.

The five members, Mel C, Mel B, Victoria Beckham, Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell, will reportedly sit on a panel and pass their judgement on the contestants.

A source said to British newspaper The Sun: "This is an idea which appeals to all of the original members. It's a fantastic new way to broaden out the Spice franchise and cash in on their personalities, their story and their songs.

"The girls would have to work intensely on a TV show for a short period of time. But they then launch a musical which could run for months or even years.

"It will take on a life of its own. The concept could even be replicated in other countries. The sky is the limit with this one."

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The Spice Girls are reportedly planning to bring their story to the West End stage.

Recent reports that the group is to reform have been denied by the band’s members.

It has now been claimed that their story will be made into a musical for London's West End.

A source said: "The project is really Geri's baby, but all the girls are backing it.

"The idea is for five relatively unknown actresses to take the parts and, hopefully, the girls will each have a say in who is cast."

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