Melanie C

And then just really quickly, we found we were being told that girl bands didn't sell as many records as boy bands, that they didn't want us on the front cover of a magazine because it was young girls that were buying magazines with boy bands on.

And we were like, sod that.

We were like, come on, we want to be a girl band for girls.

And then, of course, that individuality and I suppose that brashness and it was so colourful.

It appealed to so many people that, yeah, we realised really quickly.

And what a beautiful gift.

So much of everything that the Spice Girls are and became was quite accidental.

You know, it just happened.

And it's, you know, it's something we're so grateful for.

Yeah, I think I'm definitely...

On my way.

You know, I think it's always work in progress.

And I thought of another B with becoming, and that's balance.

And that's just the thing I'm always trying to find.

And sometimes I do great.

And then other times it's hard.

You know, life throws things at you.

You're out promoting a record and filming a TV show and, you know, and then things go really off kilter.

But I think that is the thing moving forward.

You know, obviously what I do is very physical.