Geri Halliwell Horner and husband Christian Horner stepped out together in London on Wednesday as they supported Spice Girl Victoria Beckham at the premiere of her new self-titled Netflix docuseries.
The couple put on a united front at the glitzy media event, enjoying a family night out with his daugher Olivia Horner at the Curzon Mayfair.
The appearance comes after a difficult time for the family, and months after Horner, 51, was sacked from his position as team principal from the Red Bull Formula 1 team.
Halliwell, 53, looked stylish in a white and cream ensemble as she stepped out.
She wore a lace skirt with a T-shirt and cardigan and carried a small white Dior leather handbag.
Horner looked smart in a navy suit and white shirt with a purple pocket square.
Together, they joined the Beckham family including Victoria, footballing icon David Beckham and their children, Romeo, 23, Cruz, 20, and Harper Beckham, 14.
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Their eldest son Brooklyn, who has been locked in a rumoured feud with his parents for months, and his wife Nicola Peltz were noticeably absent from the event.
Other Spice Girls at the event included ‘Baby Spice’ Emma Bunton and ‘Sporty Spice’ Melanie C.
Horner’s sacking isn’t the only difficulties the family have faced in recent months.
In July, it was reported by The Sun that Horner’s first wife Beverley Allen, Olivia’s mother, had died following a cancer battle.
The couple were together throughout his rise to F1 stardom throughout the early and mid 2000s, before they split in 2013.
Horner went on to marry Halliwell in 2015, and they share a child, Montague, together after she fell pregnant two years after the wedding.
Her death came just days before Christian was sacked by Red Bull.
He said in a statement on Instagram at the time: “After an incredible journey of twenty years together, it is with a heavy heart that today I say goodbye to the Team I have absolutely loved.”
“…It’s been a privilege being part of and leading this epic Team and I am so proud of our collective accomplishments and you all.”
He added in part of her post: “Formula 1 is a sport built on relentless ambition, passion, and respect. The rivalries have been fierce, but the mutual drive to innovate and raise the bar is what has made this journey so special.
“It’s been an honour to be part of this incredible era of motorsport. I leave with immense pride in what we’ve achieved and also with what’s in the pipeline for 2026 — and huge respect for everyone who’s made F1 the pinnacle it is today.”
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His and Halliwell’s happy marriage was tested in February 2024 when a female Red Bull staff member accused Horner of sexual harassment and coercive, controlling behaviour.
At the time, Halliwell’s former bandmate Mel B said she felt “really sad” for her friend, who publicly showed she was sticking by her husband by walking hand-in-hand with him in the Paddock ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Bahrain on March 2, 2024.
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This was despite The Sun newspaper revealing Horner had been accused of sexting his work colleague dozens of times.
He has consistently refuted any misconduct and was cleared of the allegations after an internal Red Bull investigation.
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