Horner is set to dust off her Ginger Spice shoes this summer, as she joins Mel B, Mel C and Emma Bunton for a hotly-anticipated reunion tour (minus Victoria Beckham).

She says the #MeToo movement has made her realise “a lot of behaviour is not excusable” in the music industry, but, she adds: “I haven’t really looked back. We can’t change the past […] a lot of it is ignorance, if they [men] don’t know any different, and it’s cultural.”

And the singer is keen to point out that men’s vulnerability should not be overlooked:

“There are men that feel completely displaced or depressed. I’ve always said that it’s not about man-hating. If men feel they’re not allowed to cry, if they’re storing those feelings up, that’s not healthy either.”

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