Victoria Beckham Returns to Recording Studio 14 Years After Spice Girls Final Performance Victoria Beckham is back in the recording studio 14 years after her last Spice Girls performance. Her son Cruz shared a photo of her singing, sparking fan reunion hopes. Victoria Beckham has returned to the recording studio, 14 years after her final performance with the Spice Girls. The pop star turned fashion designer, 52, was photographed singing behind a microphone in a studio by her son Cruz, 21, who shared the image on Instagram. The post has sparked fresh speculation among fans about a possible Spice Girls reunion. Victoria Beckham Recording Studio Return Sparks ExcitementCruz Beckham posted a selfie with his mother as she sang lyrics in the studio. He captioned the Instagram snap with a playful comment about having Posh back in the studio. He also added his track Wannabe, which shares a title with the Spice Girls debut single, as the soundtrack to the post.The post quickly sent fans into a frenzy. One commented that Cruz was doing gods work, while another expressed eagerness to hear the music, even if only as a backing vocal. His girlfriend Jackie Apostel added to the speculation with a teasing side eye emoji. Another fan begged Cruz to use his influence to reunite the Spice Girls, urging him to get the other four members in the room.Victoria Beckham last officially performed with the Spice Girls during the 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony. Before that, she joined the band on their 2007-08 world tour. In February, she reunited with Mel B, Geri Halliwell, Mel C and Emma Bunton on Instagram for a singalong at her London home after refusing to go on tour in 2019.She had previously maintained that she would not join the band in any official capacity again, insisting her fashion career was her focus and reiterating that being in the Spice Girls was just a mere four years of her life. Speaking to Andy Cohen on Sirius XM last October, she said that before the Spice Girls she was self-conscious and they made her feel good enough. But she realised being on stage, as fun as it is, is not ultimately what she wants to do anymore. She quipped that she does not know if she could even still sing, adding that she was never that great. She said it would be tempting but she could not take on a world tour because she has a job.Cruz Beckham Music Career and Spice Girls LegacyVictoria and David's middle son Cruz has had huge success touring and releasing music with his band The Breakers this year. Victoria has been spotted cheering him on from the audience at his gigs. Last year she and Cruz teamed up for an at-home singalong, performing an acoustic version of the Spice Girls track Viva Forever while her son accompanied her on guitar. Fans called for the pair to release the track together after watching the video posted to Cruz's official Instagram page.Meanwhile, the Spice Girls recently announced a music box set to mark 30 years since the release of their debut hit Wannabe. The announcement left fans fuming as many were hoping for a reunion tour when the band first teased the release. The fivesome will instead release The Singles Collection, the first complete set of every single the group ever released. The boxset, which will go on sale on 7-inch colour vinyl and CD on November 6, will also contain unreleased tracks and demos, while each of the five members have prepared special anniversary messages to be included.There are various collections available for pre-order, with the most expensive being a 277.99 pound bundle which includes the 7-inch vinyl and CD pack plus a poster and stickers. The cheapest option is a 94.99 pound edition for a 14 CD box set. Disappointed fans commented on the Instagram post in droves. One declared they want a tour with all five, another agreed, and another called it a waste of excitement.Spice Girls Reunion Tour Plans AxedMel B, Mel C, Emma, Geri and Victoria have repeatedly spoken about wanting to mark the milestone somehow. Back in March, the Spice Girls 30th Anniversary tour was axed after the group failed to agree on plans for a comeback. All five bandmates had been in talks for a series of concerts to celebrate three decades since the release of their debut single Wannabe. However, it was reported that the group could not come to an agreement on a reunion, and so any plans had been ditched.It comes weeks after it was reported that a Netflix project to celebrate the anniversary had also been cancelled, with sources claiming Geri in particular had been dragging her heels on whether to sign on. Despite the setbacks, Victoria Beckham's return to the recording studio has given fans a glimmer of hope that new music or a reunion might still be on the horizon.