Geri Halliwell-Horner and husband Christian enjoy a romantic date at Cheltenham


The former Spice Girl has been married to Christian Horner for 10 years, having tied the knot on May 15, 2015


Geri Halliwell-Horner and Christian Horner arrive to the "F1" World Premiere in Times Square on June 16, 2025 in New York City. © GC Images
Laura Sutcliffe
Laura SutcliffeFashion and Beauty News Editor
March 14, 2026
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Cheltenham 2026 is coming to an end, and the Cotswold venue has been busy with horse racing specialists, avid spectators, and a plethora of celebrities.

Amongst the A-list guests were former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell-Horner and her husband of ten years, British motorsport executive Christian Horner.

Geri Halliwell-Horner and Christian Horner watch the racing from the balcony of the royal box as they attend day 4 'Gold Cup Day' of the Cheltenham Festival at Cheltenham Racecourse on March 13, 2026 in Cheltenham, England.© Getty Images
Geri and Christian watched the racing from the balcony of the royal box

The pair looked incredibly stylish in their Cheltenham-esque attire. Geri, 53, wore a sumptuous cream coat, which she paired with a silk necktie, a top-handle bag, and a Baker Boy cap. Christian, 52, looked suave in his tweed three-piece suit, which was designed in an elegant olive green.

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The royal box

The couple cut a fine figure as they were photographed in the royal box. Looking joyful and in great spirits, the pair cuddled and embraced happily as they watched the racing festivities. It looked to be the ideal date for the pair.

Geri Halliwell-Horner and Christian Horner watch the racing from the balcony of the royal box as they attend day 4 'Gold Cup Day' of the Cheltenham Festival at Cheltenham Racecourse on March 13, 2026 in Cheltenham, England.© Getty Images
The pair enjoyed the view as they watched the event

Geri and Christian's busy week

This is the second major event the couple has attended this week. On Monday, Geri and former F1 boss Christian arrived at the 2026 Commonwealth Day service. Just days after Netflix dropped the new series of Drive to Survive, which detailed Geri's tearful reaction to Christian being sacked in 2025, the couple put on a united front at the service.

Geri and Christian Horner walking side by side© Getty
Geri and Christian at the annual Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey

Geri, who is a Royal Commonwealth Society ambassador, joined 1,800 guests, including King Charles, Queen Camilla, and the Prince and Princess of Wales, at Westminster Abbey to celebrate collaboration as the defining strength of the modern family of nations.

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Dressing to impress, Geri, who was affectionately known as 'Ginger Spice' during her Spice Girl years, wore an angelic white outfit at the abbey. The mother-of-two wore a gorgeous belted midi dress and matching jacket with nude pointed-toe heels and a burgundy bag, which added a splash of colour.

Drive to Survive

In Drive to Survive's fourth episode, A Bull Without Horns, the cameras captured the moment Geri got emotional over Christian's news. 

Christian approached his wife to simply say: "All... all done and dusted." He added: "Of course your immediate reaction when you get delivered a [expletive] sandwich like that is, like, [expletive] them. "I've had something taken away from me that wasn't my choice, that was very precious to me." 

Geri Halliwell looking emotional in a scene from Drive to Survive© Netflix
The former Spice Girl was spotted getting emotional in Drive to Survive

Geri then added: "But you thought it was going to happen. We came back from that Austria race, and I remember you sat on the bed one night and went, 'Something really bad's gonna happen'." 

The sacking came after Red Bull launched an investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour made against Christian. He was cleared in the subsequent investigation.

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