Spice Girls musical delayed

The Spice Girls. (Photo courtesy The Outside Organisation Ltd)

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The Spice Girls' upcoming musical has been delayed so the pop stars can perfect the stage spectacular themselves.

The Wannabe hitmakers have been hands on in the creation of Viva Forever, a show inspired by the songs of the British girl group, which comprised of Victoria Beckham, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton, Melanie Brown and Melanie Chisholm.

But Chisholm admits the project, which is destined for London's West End, has hit a stumbling block because the former band members are so busy.

She tells Britain's Daily Star Sunday, "We were planning to open around summer time but it's likely to be a Christmas show now. We've put it back to make sure it's right.

The Spice Girls are busy working mums - two members, Beckham and Brown, are pregnant, while Bunton gave birth to a son Tate on Friday.

Chisholm also ruled out appearing onstage, adding: "The script is funny and emotional. But there won't be any cameos from us."