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 wannabe

Published: Monday, 14 January 2019 at 10:48 am

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.

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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.

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Fans loved the nostalgia trip, with many sharing their own photos from the famous staircase:

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Eleanor Bley GriffithsDrama Editor, RadioTimes.com

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