Geri Horner showed off her incredible figure as she took a dip in the sea to promote WWF’s #PrescriptionForNature campaign.
The Spice Girls star, 52, took to her Instagram to post several stunning photos of herself frolicking in the sea in a white swimsuit.
The elegant swimsuit highlighted her slender figure and featured a scoop neckline and high-leg design.
Geri looked in high spirits as she swayed her wet locks while posing up a storm for the camera.
She captioned the series of stunning snaps with: “Nature has such a restorative power and getting outside for just 20 minutes can make a huge difference to how you feel, both physically and mentally.”
Geri Horner showed off her incredible figure while taking a dip in the sea to promote WWF’s #PrescriptionForNature campaign
The Spice Girls star, 52, took to her Instagram to post several stunning photos of herself frolicking in the sea in a white swimsuit.
‘For me, a dip in the sea is the best reset, especially if it’s cold! It makes me feel alive and strong and at the same time calm and at peace. Taking a walk by the water or in nature has the same incredible positive effect on my well-being.
“I’m excited to be working with WWF on this campaign and encourage everyone to find their own daily dose of nature.”
‘For more information on A Recipe for Nature, visit the WWF-UK website. Don’t forget to get your own daily dose of nature today and share it on your stories with the official daily dose tagged @wwf_uk! #dailydoseofnature #wwf’
Over the coming weeks, Geri will join photographer and WWF ambassador Conor McDonnell to support his Prescription For Nature campaign and celebrate the incredible ways nature can restore us.
It comes after Geri and her husband Christian Horner’s property rental business was in the red, despite the couple being worth a combined £70million.
The 50-year-old singer and Red Bull boss created his real estate company, called Estelle Ward, back in 2021.
But the company, of which they are both directors, has just filed its second year accounts, which show it is £53,000 in the red.
Luckily, it’s pocket change for the couple – Geri is worth £33m from pop music and Christian £41m from motorsport.
The elegant swimsuit highlighted her slender figure and featured a scoop neckline and high-leg design.
However, it’s not all bad in business for the couple, as their horse racing company, OMBI Ltd, has been doing very well.
A £600,000 spending spree last year saw profits at the company treble, newly published accounts revealed earlier this week.
Documents show the couple shelled out £137,000 on biological assets, £280,000 on buildings and £187,000 on motor vehicles to acquire assets held for just under £1m.
And its investment appears to have paid off as OMBI turned a profit, with profits retained after bills rose to £220,000 from £69,000 the previous year.
The company, whose ownership is split equally between Geri and Christian, lists the nature of its business as “racehorse ownership activities.”
The couple owns several racehorses, which they have renamed with track titles from Geri’s solo career, including Look at Mee, Lift Me Up, Mi Chico Latino and It’s Raining Men.
It comes after Geri and her husband Christian Horner’s property rental company was in the red, despite the couple being worth a collective £70million (pictured in March).
The couple’s horse racing company, OMBI Ltd, has been doing very well
They own several racehorses, which they have renamed with track titles from Geri’s solo career, including Look at Mee, Lift Me Up, Mi Chico Latino and It’s Raining Men.
Lift Me Up is an eight-year-old male, whose real name is Hector, and is one of their most successful horses, taking his first win at Newbury last year.
It has earned the pair £2,361.18 in prize money for winning a race in front of 70,000 punters, according to the British Horseracing Authority.
He cost a whopping £28,000 and was lined up as a possible candidate for the Cheltenham Festival in March, but ended up not taking part.
However, Christian and Geri were seen watching the gelding compete in a point-to-point competition that same month, where he came in first place.
In January, Geri revealed that Hope, renamed Look At Me after the singer’s success in 1999, had run her first race and came fifth.
All of the pair’s horses race under the ‘GHR’ motto, which stands for Geri Horner Racing.