Mel C reveals which Spice Girl was the ‘most boy crazy’ at the height of group’s fame
Mel C recently shared insights about the Spice Girls during an episode of 'Cosmopolitan’s Blind Date.' She identified Mel B as the 'most boy crazy' member of the group at the height of their fame in the 90s. Mel C also reflected on the band's determination to prove critics wrong about girl bands not being as successful as boy bands.
- ▪Mel C revealed that Mel B was the 'most boy crazy' Spice Girl during their peak fame.
- ▪She described Mel B as a 'cool girl' who gave the best dating advice.
- ▪The Spice Girls were initially told that girl bands didn't sell as well as boy bands, which motivated them to prove critics wrong.
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Celebrity News Mel C reveals which Spice Girl was the ‘most boy crazy’ at the height of group’s fame By Audrey Rock Published May 28, 2026, 7:43 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Mel C is getting candid about the Spice Girls. When asked during a recent episode of “Cosmopolitan’s Blind Date” which member of the girl group was “the most boy crazy” when they hit superstardom in the 90s, Mel C — aka Melanie Chisolm — pointed to Mel B, aka Melanie Brown. “I would say the best success rate…” Mel C began, noting that she’s “trying to find a better way of putting it.” She then said that “Scary Spice” Mel B, now 50, “was very popular.” 6 Mel C, seen above in London last month, said Mel B was the band’s “popular” member at the top of their fame.
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