Christian Horner writes 320-page tribute to wife Geri Halliwell
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 12:31 · Archive
Formula 1 principal Christian Horner has written extensively about his wife Geri Halliwell in his new memoir Drive.
Christian Horner's new memoir Drive, due for publication this week, contains extensive writing about his wife Geri Halliwell described as a 320-page tribute to her, according to The Sun. The couple, married since 2015, live on the Oxfordshire border near Banbury.
Horner writes about Halliwell's support during a difficult period at Red Bull when he faced allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards a female colleague in 2024. He denied the allegations, and both an investigation and a subsequent appeal dismissed the complaint. In his account, Horner recalls Halliwell telling him to 'just tell your truth', adding: 'Her resilience was remarkable. Our lives had been turned upside down, yet she found the strength and conviction to support me through an immensely difficult period.'
The memoir also covers the beginning of his relationship with Halliwell and their 2015 wedding at Woburn Abbey. Horner writes that he knew early on she was the woman he wanted to marry, describing their connection as 'undeniable'. He credits his wife with helping him deal with public scrutiny during his time at Red Bull, where he served for more than two decades before leaving this year.
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- Christian Horner writes '320-page love letter' to wife Geri HalliwellFormula 1 star Christian Horner has written a "320-page love letter" to his wife, Geri Halliwell, according to a report in The Sun.Oxford Mail · 19 Oct, 12:00
- Christian Horner writes '320-page love letter' to wife Geri HalliwellFormula 1 star Christian Horner has written a "320-page love letter" to his wife, Geri Halliwell, according to a report in The Sun.Oxfordshire Guardian · 19 Oct, 12:00
In this story: Christian Horner · Geri Halliwell · Red Bull · Woburn Abbey · Oxfordshire · Banbury
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