Mel B seems to be up for anything these days.
According to reports, Mel B is reportedly planning her own line of sex toys.
The Spice Girl is said to be working on releasing a range of toys for women specifically based in the UK, as she’s reportedly found that the toys currently on the market aren’t as good as those sold in the US.
A source told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: “Melanie has had lots of chats with British ladies who have been bemoaning the range of sex toys. One asked hereabout a vibrator that looks like a lipstick but you can’t get it in the UK and they don’t ship them over here – it’s very frustrating!
“Mel’s researched what’s available. She’s had talks about designs and a range – there will be a splash of leopard print. Her aim is to have an upmarket range. Gwyneth Paltrow does sex toys but Mel’s will be designed for the British market.”
Gwyneth Paltrow released a $4,000 “dirty weekend sex kit” through her lifestyle website Goop last year, which featured a range of items from a $82 massage oil to a 24-carat gold sex toy costing $3,500.
The website said at the time that the products – worth a total of almost $4,300 – are a must-have, adding: “These five clean, nontoxic essentials are virtually guaranteed to ignite and/or reenergise sexual vibes.”
Mel, 44, is said to want to create a similar line of toys herself, though specifically catered to the UK market.
Meanwhile, despite being busy while on tour with the Spice Girls – has held talks with TV executives about fronting a new, tell-all chat show, having recently starred on ‘Piers Morgan’s Life Stories’.
A source told the Sunday Mirror newspaper: “Telly bosses feel her open and approachable nature would put guests at ease – and Mel’s larger-than-life personality would be entertaining viewing.”
“A few channels are interested at the moment. She has a good relationship with ITV after she appeared on Piers Morgan, and they feel she would be a good fit for the channel.”
The speculation comes shortly after Simon Fuller admitted there’s a “50/50” chance of the Spice Girls going on a world tour following their UK reunion dates.
Responding to the rumors, Simon said: “That is really down to the girls. We can kick into gear at 24 hours’ notice.
“It was important for them to get back together and tour Britain because there’s such a connection. I’d say it’s 50/50; if it happens, great, if it doesn’t, then it’s all been good.”
Simon – who was responsible for putting the Spice Girls together in the 90s – insisted a decision will be made “soon” on whether or not “the tour will extend to other parts of the world”.
However, Geri Horner – who has kids Bluebell, 13, and Montague, two – previously played down talk of a world tour.
She said: “I’m just seeing how it goes, particularly because of my children.
“It’s about trying to find balance. This tour is about celebrating girl power for the fans. It needs to happen at this moment in time.”
