Geri Horner has apologised for quitting the Spice Girls in 1998

Speaking to fans and her fellow bandmates, Geri said: "I need to say something I should have said a long time ago ... I'm sorry. I'm sorry I left. I was just being a brat. It is so good to be back with the girls that I love."

The Spice Girls were the biggest, best-known girl band in the world when Geri decided to quit the group.

Initially, she claimed she was suffering from exhaustion and needed a break from their hectic working schedule.

Subsequently, however, Geri admitted she'd become detached from the rest of the group.

Speaking in the documentary 'Giving You Everything', she previously shared: "I felt I didn't belong any more. They didn't need me any more, really, and I definitely felt very redundant."

Meanwhile, it was recently reported that Mel B has held talks about fronting her own TV chat show.

The pop star is said to have held talks with TV ex ecutives about hosting a new, tell-all chat show, having recently starred on 'Piers Morgan's Life Stories'.

A source said: "Telly bosses feel her open and approachable nature would put guests at ease - and Mel's larger-than-life personality would be entertaining viewing.

"A few channels are interested at the moment. She has a good relationship with ITV after she appeared on Piers Morgan, and they feel she would be a good fit for the channel."