Geri Halliwell's Reaction To Kim Kardashian's Desire To Join Spice Girls

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JAKARTA - Geri Halliwell-Horner responded to Kim Kardashian's love for Spice Girls, and gave her a special name if she was a member of the group.

This conversation comes after The Kardashians star shared her love for the iconic girl group of the 90s in an episode of reality series, and recalled her hopes that she would be part of the Spice Girls line-up, alongside Halliwell (Ginger), Emma Bunton (Baby), Victoria Beckham (Posh), Mel B (Scary) and Mel C (Sporty).

Responding to praise from the television character and founder of SKIMS, Halliwell immediately returned his admiration and revealed what Spice's name he would give Kardashian.

"He deserves something really good," Halliwell told E! News. He deserves something like Inner Strength Spice.

"I think he's a Smart Spice," he added. He's smart. It's amazing that you're beautiful from outside, but he's also beautiful with books in his back pocket. I like that. We can be everything. Good for him!

He continued, explaining how much he admired Kardashian for his strong work ethic and his ability to encourage women globally to accept their body type more.

"He's amazing," he told the outlet. I think he's a very, very good role model. He's smart. He really inspired the way he changed his business and also for women to celebrate your curves. I really like that about him.

Kim Kardashian has been very vocal about her love for Spice Girls in the past, and recently revealed in an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians that she dressed up as a member for a talent show as a kid I was Victoria. I am Posh, yes.

He also said he had dressed up like Spice Girl in the past with his sister, and Mel C even invited him to replace Victoria if they wanted to return to tour.

"Sporty Spice wrote a book and signed it inside and he sent it to me and said they were going to tour and they needed Posh and am I going to be Posh?" he said.

"I mean, I'm sure she's joking. However, when I was in high school, did I ever think that this was something? I just, like, a high school girl who likes Spice Girls and now they ask me that?"