Emma Bunton, known as 'Baby Spice', is currently embroiled in a financial dispute with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) over her reported £4 million earnings from the Spice Girls' 2019 reunion tour. The tour, which included 13 sold-out gigs across the UK, grossed over £60 million, with Bunton receiving approximately £3.93 million. Despite paying £748,014 in corporation tax, she has since received an additional bill of £185,006, and HMRC allegedly believes she has a third debt to settle. Her company, Monsta Touring Ltd, which managed her earnings, was placed in voluntary liquidation in 2021, and the liquidators have been in ongoing discussions with HMRC to resolve the issues. Meanwhile, fellow Spice Girl Mel C has expressed interest in performing solo at Glastonbury and has mentioned her desire to reunite with the group, emphasizing the ongoing dialogue among the members about potential future performances.