Simon Fuller Plans Spice Girls 30th Anniversary Reunion Amid £200m Divorce

Simon Fuller, the music mogul known for managing the Spice Girls and other major talents, is reportedly orchestrating a 30th anniversary reunion tour for the Spice Girls to help manage the financial impact of his forthcoming £200 million divorce settlement. Fuller’s estranged wife, Natalie Swanston, filed for divorce after 17 years of marriage citing irreconcilable differences and is entitled to up to half of his estimated £445 million fortune. Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton, Mel B, and Mel C are considering participating in the lucrative reunion tour, while Victoria Beckham is largely expected to opt out. The group’s previous tours have been highly profitable, with 2019 shows earning nearly £18 million in profit, and the new tour could potentially bring in around £30 million. Fuller, who signed a prenuptial agreement with Natalie, has three children with her and has been living apart amid tensions leading to the divorce. The reunion plans appear closely tied to Fuller’s desire to secure substantial income to offset the financial consequences of his marital split.