Horner and Geri Halliwell soon to be on Netflix with their own documentary?

Following David and Victoria Beckham, there may also be a documentary about 'the Horners'. According to The Mirror, the couple are in talks with a production company offering series to Netflix. The idea stems from the Beckhams' documentary, which Geri Horner, as a former Spice Girl alongside Beckham, is logically close to. Geri Halliwell also featured in Robbie Williams' recent documentary on Netflix.

Horner and Halliwell want to follow the Beckhams

"The idea that has been pitched is a really personal documentary, capturing Geri and Christian at home. Following the recent speculation about their relationship, there would be a huge amount of interest in seeing them together away from the race track and how they interact with their friends and family," a source informed the British outlet.

Geri Halliwell, formerly better known as 'Ginger Spice', is said to have loved the Beckham documentary and recognises that it would also be appropriate for her. "The off-the-cuff scenes at home between David and Victoria have completely transformed how they are viewed by people, particularly Victoria, who had the chance to show off her funny side," the source revealed.

Victoria Beckham, also a former member of the Spice Girls as 'Posh Spice', also received a lot of heat after David Beckham allegedly had an affair with Rebecca Loos, whose name is not mentioned in the documentary. Similar could happen for Christian and Geri after the Red Bull boss was accused of inappropriate behaviour.

Horner responds after the race in China

Horner was asked about the potential of making a Netflix series with his wife after Max Verstappen's win at the Chinese Grand Prix. The Red Bull team boss flatly denied any conversations or interest in making this series. 

"There's a lot being written about different things, but there's absolutely no plan to do a family documentary. I think Netflix do enough. And you see enough behind the scenes on that. So, there's absolutely no plan to do. So where that report has come from, I have no idea," Horner said, referring to Netflix's Formula 1 series Drive to Survive.