Spice Girl Mel B reveals to Jimmy Fallon unique honor to commemorate iconic band's 30th anniversary

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The Spice Girls, an iconic '90s pop sensation, have once again captivated hearts as they celebrate their upcoming 30th anniversary.

Recently, Mel B, also known as Scary Spice, shared an exhilarating revelation with Jimmy Fallon on his late-night show, shedding light on a unique commemoration on the milestone.

In a moment of excitement, Fallon quizzed Mel B about the band's incredible journey. "Spice Girls while you're here?" he teased.

Mel B on 30th anniversary of Spice Girls

"Yes, I love my Spice Bitches," Mel B responded affectionately, setting the tone for a nostalgic trip down memory lane. "We love you," Fallon reciprocated, highlighting the camaraderie that still persists among the group.

Fallon prodded about the upcoming 30th anniversary, to which Mel B confirmed, "It is 30 years. And I just realized this because we've just released our stamps from the Royal Mail."

Her enthusiasm bubbled over as she shared the significant news, expressing a sense of honor and amazement at the achievement.

"So, this is quite another big deal. God, I'm full of them tonight," Mel B quipped, showcasing her playful banter. Explaining the magnitude of this milestone, she elaborated, "You know, usually, it's the queen's face that's on the stamp. You know stamps."

Mel B's humorous take on Spice Girls' legacy amid changing times

Fallon nodded in agreement, prompting Mel B to humorously reminisce about the lost art of sending letters.

"Yeah, so, it went from the queen to the king and then the Spice Girls. Come on now! Isn't that the coolest thing?" Mel B exclaimed, visibly thrilled by the band's unique addition to the esteemed roster of faces on postage stamps.

Fallon, sharing in her excitement, remarked, "It is the coolest thing." However, Mel B humorously added, "And my kids are like, 'What's a stamp?' 'Why do we need one?'"

Despite the changing times, Mel B expressed gratitude and a sense of privilege for this recognition. "But, yeah, we feel very privileged and very honored," she acknowledged warmly.

Curious about her plans for the stamps, Fallon asked, "What are you gonna do with it? Are you gonna just frame," Mel B interjected enthusiastically, "I'm gonna save them forever and ever, amen, like all my old Spice Girls outfits that no one can touch."