Geri Horner faces another blow as her firm racks up $1.35m debt amid hubby's Red Bull firing

Daily Mail​

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Geri Horner faced yet another blow when it was revealed her book company has racked up a huge $1.35million debt.
It comes following her husband Christian was released from his operational duties as the boss of Red Bull one year after the scandal that engulfed him over texts he allegedly sent to a female employee.
According to a new publication, Geri could now be facing her own troubles as her company Falcon Queen Productions has sunk further into the red, according to The Mirror.
The Mirror reports, Geri had a deficit of $1,000,000 in the year ending August 2024, compared to a $372,572.40 the previous year.
The singer released her children's books, Rosie Frost And The Falcon Queen and Rose Frost: Ice On Fire via the firm.
However, her 'main company, Wonderful Productions, earned almost $3m in the 12 months to August last year.'
Wonderful Productions was set up by Geri in 1997 at the height of the Spice Girls' fame and channels earnings from her career in music and other commercial deals.
DailyMail.com has contacted Geri's representative for comment.
Christian was released from his operational duties as the boss of Red Bull earlier this week.
It ends the longest reign of Formula One team principals in the sport and comes a year after the scandal that engulfed him over texts he apparently sent to a female employee.
Red Bull issued a statement confirming the news, reading: 'Red Bull has released Christian Horner from his operational duties with effect from today, Wednesday 9 July 2025, and has appointed Laurent Mekies as CEO of Red Bull Racing.'
Horner's former Spice Girl wife Geri stood by her husband after the explosive accusations rocked the Formula One world as Horner vehemently denied the claims.
Screenshots of alleged WhatsApp messages between Horner and a Red Bull employee were leaked anonymously the day after a three-week investigation, carried out externally, cleared the 51-year-old of all allegations.
Horner survived accusations of coercive behavior towards his colleague – and was twice cleared in internal investigations of wrongdoing.
In the midst of the controversy, he was told by his wife, Spice Girl Geri, to make it 'all go away' – a feat he pulled off for 16 months.
The file allegedly containing texts and images was leaked to almost 200 people involved in the sport, including owners Liberty Media, team principals and the media.
Horner was then exonerated for a second time after the female employee appealed against the findings of the investigation, which were upheld.
An independent lawyer interviewed Horner for almost nine hours, it is understood.
Netflix's most recent series of its hugely-successful Drive to Survive programme revealed Horner's immediate reaction to the bombshell news of the alleged texts being leaked.
He said: 'The higher you rise, the sharper the knives.'
'I've reached the top of my game and I never thought in a million years I'd have a challenge like this in my career,' Horner continued. 'It's a crucial time of year, in a job that I do, you're the front face of the organisation.
'You can either hide away or you can get out there and face it.'