Geri Halliwell-Horner and her husband, Christian Horner, have been spotted keeping a low profile while attending Wimbledon today.
The pair were seated together and tucked away amid a sea of spectators at the tennis event on Wednesday.
The former Spice Girl looked bright in a pale yellow ensemble with a collared V-neck shirt and sunhat in the same shade.
Perhaps seeking to avoid the limelight, the Spice Girl alum covered her eyes with a pair of narrow black sunglasses.
She looked the perfect English rose, pairing her bright, pastel outfit with a pearl necklace and petal pink lipstick.
Meanwhile, Christian wore a dark grey suit with a bright pink tie, also shielding his eyes with a round pair of sunnies.
Opting for a subtle display, the pair kept it low-key following speculation over Christian’s career after he was axed as Red Bull F1 President last year.
© WireImageThe former boss attended the British Grand Prix on Sunday, one year on from his uncomfortable exit days after the 2025 race.
It was the first time Christian had returned to the F1 paddock, with rumours continuing to swirl that he may soon return.
During the event, Dutch-Belgian racing star Max Verstappen admitted he still speaks to Christian regularly.
Answering what it is that the two talk about, he said: “Like you do with your friends, or people that you've known for a long time.”
© Getty ImagesFollowing the dismissal last year, Christian allegedly received an £80 million payout. His departure ended a 20-year tenure as boss in which he led the team to eight Drivers' and six Constructors' Championships.
He was dismissed from the company last July after being accused of "inappropriate behaviour" by a female colleague 17 months earlier.
Despite complaints, Christian was cleared of the claims by the team’s parent company, Red Bull GmbH, while the accusing colleague was later dismissed. He has maintained his innocence throughout.
Reports also claimed that Christian accepted a smaller payout in the hopes that he could agree to a shorter period of time before being allowed to return to the sport with another team.
With the period now complete, it is understood that he is keen to return to F1. In January, he said he had "unfinished business" in the sport.
