Geri Horner ‘set for own Netflix series like Meghan Markle' after husband Christian's Red Bull axing
GERI Horner is reportedly in discussions with Netflix to develop a high-profile reality series.
The Spice Girl is said to be in talks for a 'glossy reality show' similar in tone to With Love, Meghan, the lifestyle-focused Netflix series created by Meghan Markle.
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Geri Horner is reportedly in talks for her own lifestyle show on Netflix
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It will replicate the style of With Love, Meghan. Meghan, released earlier this year
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It comes at a tricky time for Geri and her husband Christian Horner
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But Geri has carefully cultivated a new 'lady of the manor' image
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MailOnline reports Geri's proposed series would offer a glimpse into her personal and professional life, blending celebrity access with aspirational storytelling.
The move could signal Geri's return to the spotlight as she steps out from the shadow of her husband's high-profile motorsport career.
Meghan Markle's With Love, Meghan showcased the Duchess of Sussex's take on wellness, home life, and philanthropy.
The series was both mocked and praised for its polished presentation and behind-the-scenes look at Markle's post-royal life.
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However, it comes at a pivotal time for Geri's family - after husband Christian Horner was sacked earlier this week following ongoing internal tensions at Red Bull Racing.
It has been reported Horner 'wants quiet time with Geri and the family' following his dramatic exit from Formula 1 team Red Bull this week.
The now former Red Bull team principal was axed on Wednesday after 20 years in charge, a year on from being accused of sexual harassment and coercive, controlling behaviour by a female employee.
He denied the accusations throughout the scandal.
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Horner and his wife have been seen together in public as a united front since the scandal last February.
Horner was in tears as he addressed his 'shock' sacking and received a standing ovation at Red Bull HQ in Milton Keynes.
Christian Horner 'in tears' during farewell speech to Red Bull employees as sacked boss admits decision came as 'shock'
He said: "Yesterday, I was informed by Red Bull that operationally I would no longer be involved with the business or the team moving forward.
"I will still remain employed by the company, but, operationally the baton will be handed over.
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"It came as a shock to myself. I've had a chance to reflect over the last 12 hours and wanted to stand in front of all of you to break this news.
"And to express my gratitude to each and every single member of the team that has given so much during the last 20-and-a-half years that I've been here.
"When I arrived 20 years ago, with a few less grey hairs, I walked into a team and did not know what to expect but I was immediately welcomed and we started to build what became a powerhouse in F1.
"Watching and being part of this team has been the biggest privilege of my life."
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A source told The Sun that the tears during his farewell speech were 'actually about Geri'.
The source said: 'Christian is of course desperately sad that his career has ended this way.
"He also had the shock news about his ex wife's death just a few days before. But the emotion he showed during his teary speech was actually about Geri.
'He fears his sacking is yet another crisis for his marriage to face after an incredibly difficult year.
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"Geri has already begun distancing herself by going by Halliwell-Horner when writing her books.
"Although she's still totally invested in her marriage, she wants to focus on herself and protecting her own image."
Geri and her husband enjoy a luxurious yet warm countryside lifestyle spread across two stunning estates in Oxfordshire and Hertfordshire.
Their listed Oxfordshire mansion includes a boating lake, greenhouse, stables for up to 14 horses, and a working farmyard.
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The Sun has contacted a representative for Geri for comment.
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Geri lives a quiet life in the countryside with Christian
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