The Circle Season 4: Emma Bunton and Mel B are Coming Your Way to Spice Things Up this Season!

Looks like everyone needs to pull up their girl power socks for The Circle Season 4 because two of the contestants are from the iconic fan favourite girl group- Spice Girls! If you are already screaming, well, we understand because watching the Scary Spice and the Baby Spice take over our screens might just make us go through every feeling on the emotional spectrum range.

The Circle is one of Netflix’s reality TV competitions that is returning with a fourth season this May. Michelle Buteau will be seen returning as a host for the shoe where players compete against one another to become the most popular without meeting. The communication in the show takes place through a specially designed app that lets the contestants portray themselves in any way they want to, so you be who you are in real life in this virtual world or catfish others to be the ultimate winner.

For The Circle’s fourth season, things are going to get hot and spicy as two Spice Girls- Mel B aka Scary Spice and Emma Bunton aka Baby Spice are set to enter the circle this season. The two girls are going to play alongside the real contestants of the show catfishing them away from their original identity until the big reveal where the contestants are going to have to guess which two profiles belong to our beloved artists.

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Netflix has released two official clips from the season introducing the world to the two superstar addition to the cast. The official YouTube description for the show reads: “Global superstars Emma Bunton and Mel B of the Spice Girls step into The Circle for the spiciest season yet! More catfishing, more money, more drama, and surprises await as the two icons attempt to catfish a new set of players with the hopes of raising their total cash prize!”

The Circle Season 4 Ft., The Spice Girls

The show is currently streaming on Netflix, with new episodes coming out on May 11, May 18, and May 25. Let us know in the comments below if how excited you are to see these two gems grace Netflix’s social experiment based reality show

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Manjima Das
Manjima Das
Manjima Das has a writing experience of over 3 years, covering entertainment, fashion, lifestyle as well as community work. She has majored in Psychology with secondary specialization in gender studies and literature.

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