Geri Halliwell poses with very rarely seen daughter...

GERI Halliwell has been spotted posing with her very rarely seen daughter Bluebell, 18, at a Burberry Fashion Week show. The 52-year-old Spice Girl looked stunning as she donned a white coat and small Burberry bag for the winter show this week. Geri’s daughter Bluebell looked equally as glam, wearing a chic black coat and rocking a very glam makeup look.

Image Credit: The Sun [Geri Halliwell-Horner and her daughter Bluebell Halliwell at a fashion show.]

She posed next to her famous mum, who wore her hair in loose curls and flashed a smile at the camera. Geri complimented her look with white heels, while Bluebell opted for jeans and black boots for the star-studded event. The star shares her 18-year-old daughter with her screenwriter ex Sacha Gervasi.

Image Credit: The Sun [Sacha Gervasi at a BAFTA event.]

Geri and her daughter's father went their separate ways after just six weeks, and welcomed Bluebell in May 2006. The singing star also shares a son named Monty, with her current husband. Geri’s evening out comes after her husband Christian Horner was brutally booed last week, at the F1 75 launch event at the O2 Arena in London.

Image Credit: The Sun [Geri Halliwell holding her daughter Bluebell Madonna at her christening. Victoria Beckham and son Romeo are also present.]

Fans filled the arena to watch all ten Formula One teams reveal car liveries and driver racesuits for the upcoming season. And the event saw a number of speeches from team principals as they looked to the season ahead. But when Red Bull boss Horner took to the stage he was greeted by a chorus of boos.

Image Credit: The Sun [Christian Horner with his family at a Formula 1 race.]

He is a divisive figure among F1 fans due to his controversial way of handling team issues both internally and with rivals. The 51-year-old has previously been dubbed a "Karen" due to his incessant complaining against other teams when Red Bull have not been dominant.

And then last year, he was involved in a stunning power struggle at Red Bull after he was embroiled in a sexting scandal in which an employee accused him of making suggestive remarks. The former member of staff launched an appeal after a judge cleared Horner of wrongdoing in March - with the appeal also being thrown out.

In a statement last August, his team said: "The complainant exercised the right to appeal, and the appeal was carried out by another independent KC. "All stages of the appeal process have now been concluded, with the final outcome that the appeal is not upheld.