Victoria Beckham is on the latest episode of “Call Her Daddy” and she talked about her Spice Girls days!
Host Alex Cooper asked, “Who were you the closest with throughout that time in your career?”
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Victoria responded, “We were all close with each other to be honest with you. I mean, each girl is very different. I mean, you’ve gotta remember we were five misfits that had all been told ‘No.’ All been told we weren’t good enough. All from very different backgrounds, but we worked together. We also said individually we weren’t that great, but together we were something.”
She continued, “People think that those images were put on us. We all looked like that. The first time I met Emma, she had those pigtails and a little baby doll dress. Geri had the big boobs and the red hair. Mel C was in the tracksuit and Melanie B was wearing leopard print. You know, no one, it’s funny because I’ve heard so many times that a manager made, there was a man behind it…A man created those characters. That’s who we were. You know, I did wear the little black dress and had the shiny brown bob. You know, that’s who we were. No one put that on us. That was so authentically us.”
And she also commented on how she feels about her Posh Spice persona today.
She shared, “I love Posh Spice. I do love Posh Spice. I really do. You know, people say that the Spice Girls changed their lives and the Spice Girls made them feel good enough. Because I said earlier that we were all misfits and we worked together. I would be such a different person if I hadn’t met those Spice Girls. You know? They made me feel good enough. They made me, they turned me from being that morose, a 7-year-old into a confident, happy adult. And it’s taken really this documentary process for me to really reflect and honestly say that at 51 years old, I feel good enough. It’s taken me 51 years to realize however many times people have told me I’m not, I’m good enough. And that feels good.”
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Source: justjared.com