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GERI HORNER has opened up on her marriage to F1 bigwig Christian.
The former Spice Girls star tied the knot with Red Bull’s Chief Principal and CEO in 2015, a little over a year after they started dating.
But their relationship hit the rocks last year when Christian was embroiled in a sexting scandal.
Christian was found to have sent a slew of inappropriate messages to a female employee – who he pestered for raunchy snaps – behind Geri’s back.
His antics, which were leaked to the media and on social media, devastated Geri.
But the couple seem to have worked through their troubles, so much so that pop icon Geri has opened up on the inner workings of their relationship.
She told The Times: “So these are the fun things we do — we walk the dogs together, we like walking.
“I bought him a goldendoodle for his birthday.
“I hid the puppy in a phone box and handed it to him. We’re very much old-school and family-focused.”
“He loves doing barbecues — it’s a real man thing.”
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Christian is a stickler for perfection on the race track and has that same expectation at home.
“He’s very tidy,” Geri said of her husband. “I might leave things around, which makes him a bit cross.”
Despite being internationally known and having millions of pounds in the bank, the couple are partial to binge-watching TV shows on the sofa just like the rest of us.
But Geri finds it difficult to put shows on hold while Christian is jetting off around the world.
She admitted: “We’ll find a TV series that we lock into.
“I’ll try my best not to watch it when he goes away. I waited for him before finishing ‘Severance’.
“We like playing games too. The other day, in the kitchen, we were playing 20 questions — you’ve got to guess what the object is.
“We’re quite silly.”
Geri has yet to publicly address her husband’s sexting scandal, which led to claims she changed her surname back to Halliwell.
But she insists: “That’s a load of c**p. It’s my writing name.
“I haven’t legally changed anything — Horner is the name on my passport.”
NEARLY 30 cops armed with Tasers have sparked fury after smashing their way into a Quaker meeting house and arresting six young women.
The doors at the Westminster branch were smashed down as the group sat in a circle, eating hummus and breadsticks as they discussed climate change and Gaza.
It’s believed to be the first time in history that police have forced their way into a Quaker place of worship.
The women, aged between 18 and 38, were having a “welcome meeting” for Youth Demand at the house on St Martin’s Lane in London.
The non-violent protest group is demanding that the UK stop arming Israel and cancel all new oil and gas granted since 2021.
The cops handcuffed the unsuspecting women and took them to the police station.
Their student accommodation was also raided and searched.
A spokesperson for the Met said the six women had been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause public nuisance.
None have been charged as of yet.
The Met said: “Youth Demand has stated an intention to ‘shut down’ London over the [coming] month.
“While we absolutely recognise the importance of the right to protest, we have a responsibility to intervene to prevent activity that crosses the line from protest into serious disruption and other criminality.
“On Thursday, officers raided a Youth Demand planning meeting at an address in Westminster where those in attendance were plotting their April action.”
Paul Parker, recording clerk for Quakers in Britain, said this is the first time in living memory that an arrest was made within a Quaker meeting house.
he said: “This aggressive violation of our place of worship and the forceful removal of young people holding a protest group meeting clearly shows what happens when a society criminalises protest.
“I don’t think the British public wants to see people being dragged out of places of worship when they’re sitting peacefully sharing their concerns about climate breakdown and the situation in the Middle East.”
He has also demanded an apology from the Met for causing damage to the building, as well as the “spiritual and emotional” principles of the group.
Quakers have historically been a religious group that supports non-violent protests.
They follow a religious tradition that formed from Protestant Christianity in the 17th century.
This comes after parents were arrested by six police officers after complaining about a school in a WhatsApp group.
Maxie Allen and Rosalind Levine were led away by cops after raising concerns over the way the new head teacher at their daughter’s school had been recruited.
The couple were escorted from their home in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, by six police officers before being trapped for eight hours in a cell.
They had been complaining in a school WhatsApp group after they claimed they had not been allowed to meet with teachers to discuss their nine-year-old daughter’s medical conditions.
Their daughter, Sascha, suffers from epilepsy and is neurodivergent.
Hertfordshire Police conducted a five-week investigation into their actions before deciding there was no case to answer.
The couple told Sky News of their harrowing ordeal after being taken from their homes on suspicion of harassment, malicious communications, and causing a nuisance on school property.
Maxie described how the large number of police outside his home would have had people thinking they were “raiding a terror cell or drug den”.
He said: “I would like to know how [Hertfordshire Police] made that decision, that that was the appropriate and necessary operation.
“I don’t know if we’re the first parents to have an experience like this, but I hope we’re the last.”
This comes after a woman in Leceistershire was visited by police over accusations that she was illegally foraging for rare mushrooms.
Louise Gather said an officer had attempted to issue her with a community resolution report.
She was accused of visiting Bradgate Park to pick magpie inkcaps.
The 38-year-old insisted that she hadn’t collected any of the rare fungus and branded the force’s approach “a bit excessive”.
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