Queen Camilla’s cheeky quip to Geri Halliwell-Horner
Former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell-Horner has had a close bond with the Royal Family since the 1990s, and it seems the relationship is as strong now as it was 30 years ago. Thursday saw the author and former singer attend a reception at St. The prize ceremony saw Geri meet with the winners of the prize alongside Queen Camilla, whom she greeted warmly. Dressed in her signature creamy white colour palette, Geri paired her demure, calf-length dress with button detailing, with a pair of black court shoes the perfect outfit for mingling with royalty. Once chastised for “patting” King Charles in the bottom back in 1997, as well as breaking royal protocol by kissing him on the cheek, Geri is just as tactile now as she was back then, embracing Queen Camilla, who noted, “You’ve come back.” Speaking after the ceremony, Geri described the annual prize as “the best literary event and best royal event of the year,” and it’s no surprise she thinks so highly of the occasion, given her longtime close bond with the British royals. Geri Halliwell and the royal family The cheeky display in 1997 was just the start of Geri and King Charles’ friendship, which saw the monarch joke that spending time with the Spice Girls was the “second greatest moment in my life,” adding: “The greatest was the first time that I met them.” Princes William and Harry followed in their father’s footsteps as fans of the band, attending the 1997 Spice World film premiere, but it was once Geri left the band in 1998 that the bond was cemented. Following her shock departure, the then Prince penned a letter to the singer, writing: “The group will not be the same without you,” and asked, “What will I do without your wonderfully friendly greeting?” alluding to her tendency to peck him on the cheek. The King continued: “I really wanted you to know how deeply I’ve appreciated your great generosity to my Prince’s Trust and how much I wish you well for whatever the future holds,” referencing her appearance at his charity galas, which continue to this day. He signed the letter with “lots of love.” Geri has continued to support the Prince’s Trust, now called The King’s Trust, as an ambassador, regularly attending events held by the trust and promoting it within the media we wonder how His Majesty will feel about Geri calling his wife’s event the “best”, rather than his own galas.
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