According to a source, Geri Halliwell and Christian Horner hope to create a very private TV documentary in the same vein as Victoria and David Beckham.
The pair might tackle Horner's recent sexting scandal in the same way that David Beckham did when he talked about the strain his marriage was under following reports of an affair with Rebecca Loos.
It has been alleged that a Netflix-affiliated production firm contacted Geri and Christian.
They're currently debating their options after making an appearance in the Formula One series Drive to Survive on the recently acquired streaming behemoth. Furthermore, it seems that former Spice Girl Geri may be thinking of doing a Netflix tell-all in order to learn from her ex-bandmate.
"The idea that has been pitched is a really personal documentary, capturing Geri and Christian," a source stated to The Mirror.
"Geri loved the Beckham documentary, and it was so positively received that it is easy to see why a similar show might appeal to Geri and Christian now."
They further said, "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." An internal investigation in February exonerated F1 boss Horner, 50, of charges of impropriety towards a female worker, which he had consistently rejected.
Shortly later, apparently written by him, sexually provocative texts were leaked online.
Red Bull suspended Horner's accuser, who has since filed an appeal. She reportedly felt "upset, scared, and intimidated" after the controversy.
Even though Geri and Christian tried to seem united at Formula One events while the crisis was at its height, some people thought their displays of devotion were contrived.
The source said of the Beckham documentary: "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."
They went on: "Netflix would be an obvious home for their series, if they agree to film one.
"But it is also possible it could spark a bidding war between firms, as there would be a massive amount of interest from viewers."
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