Geri, who rose to fame as Ginger Spice in the 1990s, has spoken out about the possibility of a Spice Girls reunion.

And, despite leaving the pop group back in 1998, it seems she’s confident that “something will happen” in the future.

The news came after rumours that the iconic band could be releasing a new compilation album and TV documentary arose last year.

However, Victoria Beckham denied the claims suggesting that the best selling girl group would be making a comeback.

Now Geri has dropped the biggest hint yet the girl group will get back together. 

The 45-year-old revealed to The Sun: “Something will happen, but I don’t know what.”

“After the past few years, I’m not going to confirm anything because I don’t want to lead people up the garden path, but the door is always open…”

Last year, fellow Spice Girls star Victoria was quick to pour cold water on the idea of a reunion.

Speaking to Alison Hammond on This Morning, she said: “It is not happening.”

“At some point you've gotta know when it's time say, 'that was great’.”

She continued: “Girl power will always be out there and is something that we all still believe in.

"What I do now is still all about girl power, but it's empowering women through fashion.

“I don’t think I’ll be slipping into a PVC cat suit any time soon.”

And while Geri refused to rule out the idea of a future reunion, she admitted that her current focus was on her children - as well as being a judge on new BBC One show All Together Now.

The singer, who was born Geri Estelle Halliwell, changed her surname after marrying Christian Horner back in 2015.

The couple, who began dating in 2014, share a one-year-old son, and both of them have a child from previous relationships.