LONDON, April 21: Victoria Beckham, the former Spice Girls member known for her reluctance towards band reunions, surprised fans and friends alike by joining her former bandmates onstage for her 50th birthday celebration in London. Despite longstanding refusals to participate in any Spice Girls reunions, Beckham's milestone birthday provided the perfect opportunity for a nostalgic performance.

The exclusive event, held at the members club Oswald’s, reportedly hosted around 40 guests, including A-listers like Tom Cruise, Eva Longoria, and Gordon Ramsay. Among the attendees was Beckham's husband, David Beckham, who captured the memorable moment on camera as Victoria joined Geri Halliwell, Mel B, Mel C, and Emma Bunton on stage to perform the '90s hit "Stop."

David Beckham shared a clip of the performance on Instagram, showing Victoria and her bandmates recalling the choreography, albeit with Victoria appearing somewhat hesitant to fully embrace the singing aspect. The reunion marked a rare occasion, as Victoria had notably declined to join the band's 2019 reunion tour and had not performed with them since the London Olympics closing ceremony in 2012.

Addressing rumors of a potential Spice Girls performance at Glastonbury or other events to commemorate the band's 30th anniversary, Victoria Beckham revealed in an interview with France Radio that while the group maintains communication through a group chat, any reunion would likely be limited to a casual gathering for reminiscing and celebrating their shared history.

Tabloid reports indicate that tensions between former band members, particularly Victoria and Mel B, have subsided in recent years, paving the way for Saturday night's emotional reunion. According to The Sun, the gathering was marked by heartfelt moments, laughter, and tributes to Victoria, highlighting the enduring bond between the Spice Girls despite past conflicts.