THE Spice Girls' star Mel B has sparked feud rumours after missing Geri Horner's 50th birthday party and missing her out of throwback snap.
Leeds born Mel B, best known as scary spice, has sent feud rumours swirling after posting a throwback picture of her fellow Spice Girls band mates on Instagram.
Reposting an image shared by the official Spice Girls Instagram page, Mel shared the post to her stories without adding a further comment, instead just showcased the image to her 1.5 million followers.
The image showed Mel B with her fellow band members, Mel C, Emma Bunton and Victoria Beckham, during the Forever album era, excluding ginger spice, Geri Horner.
Posted to nearly 900k Spice Girls fans, the post raked in over 30000 likes and was captioned: "Forever ? Released 22 years ago today!
"What are your favourite tracks from the album? (yes we mean from the album, not the tracks that didn't make it on there ?)"
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The post comes after Mel B was the only band member not to attend Geri's 50th birthday bash, despite the guest list being comprised of over one hundred guests.
Mel B, who recently got engaged, ignited the alleged 20 year long feud after claiming her and Geri enjoyed a sexual fling during the height of the band's success.
Since the claims, rumours that the pair shared a longer romance have circulated, with a source speaking to the Mail on Sunday about the band mates, stating: "It was in the very early days of the Spice Girls and their relationship lasted far longer than one night – it was at least 12 months.
"They deeply bought into the whole Girl Power phenomenon – they wanted to lead it.
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