Emma Bunton returned to an iconic Spice Girls landmark and fans are loving it
Baby Spice had a little dance on the staircase from the Wannabe music video – 23 years after the band released their debut single
Emma Bunton has zig-a-zig'ed her way back to the iconic staircase from the Wannabe music video – and Spice Girls fans are loving it.
Baby Spice posed on the stairs at the venue used for the 1996 hit's promo, reminding fans of when the girl group performed those classic moves for their debut single.
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"Visited a special place today with my babies! We danced on the stairs!!" wrote Bunton, who has two sons – 11-year-old Beau and seven-year-old Tate. She shared a snap of herself on the staircase of the St Pancras Grand Hotel in London.
Fans loved the nostalgia trip, with many sharing their own photos from the famous staircase:
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