Victoria Beckham Announces Reunion With Spice Girls and Nicole Richie Releases Fragrance

Victoria Beckham and the diverse bunch that is the Spice Girls have recently joined forces in London to announce their upcoming musical in London Viva Forever!, which will feature their music and debut on the West End later in the year.

This was the first time the Spice Girls have been all in the smae room at once since the end of their reunion tour in 2008. The location of the afternoon press conference, the St. Pancras Renaissance London Hotel, held a place in their hearts as it was where they filmed the video for their breakout single "Wannabe" in 1996.

Victoria took to twitter to share the news about reuniting with Mel B, Melanie Chisholm, Geri Halliwell and Emma Bunton.

The website for Viva Forever! also launched today and contains a new description of what fans can expect, saying, "As one girl follows her dreams, Viva Forever! charts her journey into the world of overnight celebrity and its impact on her mother and the friends she thought she'd have forever. From London to Spain and back again, as the world judges you, it's all about who you really are and who you want to be, whatever the cost."

The reality star turned designer's first eponymous scent features notes ranging from blackberry and orange to sandalwood and patchouli. It is inspired by the layers of scented oils and lotions inspired by the smells of her mother she remembers from growing up.

"I have a very traditional Southern mom -- you never left the house without lotion," Nicole told WWD. "It wasn't just a one-dimensional smell - there were many different layers."

The perfume will be sold across department and specialty stores in the US, while international markets will include the UK and Australia.

While she continues to focus on her Winter Kate and House of Harlow 1960 fashion lines, the celebrity - who will also launch a capsule clothing collection for department store Macy's this September, adds that there are plans for further fragrances.

She also cites hair products as an area to focus on "soon," and is keen to branch into homewear such as furnishings and flatware, adding that ultimately "this will be a lifestyle brand."