Rebecca Judd shocks listeners by announcing she DOESN'T LIKE the Spice Girls - despite being a teenager in the late '90s
Mel B 'announced' over the weekend that the Spice Girls will be coming to Australia early next year, before backtracking on her promises days later.
And while '90s kids across the nation were giddy with excitement over the possibility of a reunion tour Down Under, Rebecca Judd says she wasn't particularly bothered.
The 36-year-old WAG revealed on The 3pm Pick-Up on Monday that she couldn't care less if the Spice Girls come to Australia in 2020.
![Bucking the trend! Rebecca Judd (pictured) surprised KIIS FM listeners on Monday by announcing she doesn't like the Spice Girls - despite being a teenager in the late '90s](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/18/06/14922202-7152353-image-m-22_1560834558676.jpg)
Bucking the trend! Rebecca Judd (pictured) surprised KIIS FM listeners on Monday by announcing she doesn't like the Spice Girls - despite being a teenager in the late '90s
Rebecca told her co-hosts Katie 'Monty' Dimond and Yumi Styles that all her friends want tickets to see the Spice Girls, but she doesn't share their enthusiasm.
'My girlfriends have started a WhatsApp group called "Spice Girls coming to Australia 2020" and asked, "Who's in?" But not me! I didn't want to go,' she said.
It comes after Mel B backtracked on her previous Australian tour 'announcement', telling 2Day FM Breakfast with Grant, Ed & Ash it may not actually be happening.
![False alarm! Mel B (second from right) 'announced' over the weekend that the Spice Girls will be coming to Australia early next year, before backtracking on her promises](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/18/06/14920932-7152353-False_alarm_Mel_B_second_from_right_announced_over_the_weekend_t-a-12_1560834516471.jpg)
False alarm! Mel B (second from right) 'announced' over the weekend that the Spice Girls will be coming to Australia early next year, before backtracking on her promises
Mel B, 44, explained that she teased an Australian tour to just 'put it out there', but said there are no actual plans in place.
'I've been putting it out there for seven years... I thought Australia in February sounds pretty good to me,' she said on Monday.
She first 'announced' a tour of Australia on stage at the Spice Girls' sold-out concert at London's Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.
![How rude! Mel B (pictured) explained on Monday that she teased an Australian tour to just 'put it out there', but said there are no actual plans in place](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/06/18/06/14871638-7152353-How_rude_Mel_B_pictured_explained_on_Monday_that_she_teased_an_A-a-13_1560834517840.jpg)
How rude! Mel B (pictured) explained on Monday that she teased an Australian tour to just 'put it out there', but said there are no actual plans in place
'We will see you in February in Australia,' she told the crowd.
Rumours of a tour Down Under first surfaced earlier this month, when a handful of Australian journalists were whisked to the UK to interview the band.
However, a formal announcement never materialised.
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