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Article: Posh bans Becks from first Spice Girls reunion tour concert

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The Hindustan Times
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November 29, 2007
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London, Nov. 29 -- When the Spice Girls open their reunion tour with a gig on Sunday, December 2, one person who will be noticeably missing will be David Beckham, and that's because he's been banned from coming by wife Victoria.

And, the news comes straight from the horse's mouth itself, for Becks himself revealed that he would not be attending the concert in Vancouver, Canada.

As for why Posh doesn't want him to be there, well that's because she's too nervous about the concert.

"One minute Victoria is saying she wants me there and ...

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