Geri Horner was all smiles as she celebrated the Lionesses’ historic Euros victory with a night of music at Wembley – but behind the cheers, fresh turmoil looms in her personal and professional life.
The former Spice Girl, 52, joined England stars Alex Greenwood, Hannah Hampton and Alessia Russo at Oasis’ much-hyped reunion concert in London. The trio had just helped secure a nail-biting win in the Women’s Euros final, beating their rivals 3-1 in a dramatic penalty shootout.
Snapping a celebratory photo with the footballers before the show, Geri proudly posted: “They’re home!” on Instagram, in a nod to the team’s triumphant return.
The night marked one of Oasis’ five sold-out shows in Wembley, following a run of emotional homecoming gigs in Manchester.
But even as she danced among champions, Geri’s business life is hitting a sour note. Reports reveal that her book publishing company, Falcon Queen Productions, has fallen into £1million debt. The company, which published her children’s series Rosie Frost, posted a deficit of £750,000 in 2024 — a sharp rise from £276,000 the year before.
While her main firm, Wonderful Productions, is still performing strongly with £2.16 million in earnings, the financial blow is hard to ignore.
And to make matters worse, Geri’s husband Christian Horner was recently released from his duties at Red Bull Racing. The decision came a year after explosive claims surrounding text messages sent to a female employee. Although Christian, 51, was cleared in multiple investigations and denies all allegations, the fallout has ended his record-breaking tenure as team principal.
Despite the scandal, Geri had stood firmly by Christian’s side throughout the saga — but now, with both their careers under scrutiny, it’s clear the Horner household is juggling more than just celebration.
