Geri Halliwell has landed in Bahrain on a private jet as her husband Christian Horner was the subject of ‘leaked’ text messages and photos allegedly sent by him.
The Spice Girl is said to have taken off from the UK before the leak emerged and landed in the Middle East on Thursday evening to be met with the news.
Horner was cleared of any wrongdoing by Red Bull on Wednesday after an independent investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
However, the saga took a fresh twist on Thursday afternoon when an anonymous email account sent a file containing text messages and photos purporting to be evidence from the investigation.
Halliwell was initially delighted by the outcome of the investigation and attempted to put on a brave face, with the Daily Mail claiming she left the UK to fly to Bahrain on Thursday ahead of this weekend’s F1 season opener.
But she landed in the country to hear the new developments in the saga and is said to have ‘gone into meltdown’.
The same newspaper claimed earlier on Friday that Halliwell had been left ‘extremely humiliated’ by the apparent leak.
The pair married in 2015 and have one child together, seven-year-old Monty.
Red Bull immediately opened an internal investigation in early February after a female employee complained of inappropriate behaviour by Horner.
The 50-year-old team principal continued in his role throughout the process and was repeatedly denied the allegations.
The investigation was completed at the beginning of this week and the report was sent to Red Bull chiefs in Austria to make a decision.
It was announced on Wednesday that no action would be taken against Horner after a ‘fair, rigorous and impartial’ investigation.
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