Bluebell Halliwell, the rarely seen daughter of former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell, was spotted at the Warner Music & Hennessy Brit Awards After Party in Manchester on Saturday night. The 19-year-old, wearing black sunglasses and a leather jacket, mingled with stars including Dua Lipa at the Cut and Craft bar.
Bluebell, whose middle name is Madonna, appeared comfortable at the high-profile event, sparking speculation she may follow her mother into the public eye. However, she is currently believed to be studying English literature at university and has reportedly shown interest in writing, having reviewed her mother's children's books.
Proud mum Geri previously shared on Instagram that Bluebell achieved nine A* grades in her GCSEs, captioning the post: "SO proud of you Blue! All A*!! 9 GCSEs! You inspire me! Girl power!!!!!" Bluebell, who turns 20 on May 14, is also stepdaughter to former F1 boss Christian Horner, who has reportedly adopted her.
In a recent podcast interview, Geri spoke about raising Bluebell as a single mother following her short relationship with screenwriter Sacha Gervasi. She described the ages of 18 and 19 as "really challenging," comparing it to a "toddler adult" phase where independence is sought but parental support is still needed.
Geri, also mother to nine-year-old son Monty with husband Christian Horner, expressed gratitude for motherhood, saying: "I love it when they're grateful to see me and throw their arms around me, it's such a lovely gift. I think motherhood is better than a number one record."
