Geri Horner keeps it casual in a white padded jacket as she steps outside to enjoy the sunset

Geri Horner cut a causal figure as she frolicked in the fresh air with her dogs and horses on Saturday.

The Spice Girl star, 47, donned a white Nike padded jacket and a pair of white trousers as she stepped out to enjoy the sunset and captured the moment, which she later uploaded on Instagram.

She finished the outfit with a pair of knee-high brown boots and styled her signature auburn hair into a messy bun.

The singer appeared at one with nature as she ran around a paddock with her two Airedale Terriers before she snuggled up to a chestnut horse.

Geri uploaded the post alongside a caption that read: ‘You’ve got a friend. Honest love.’

It comes after the singer paid tribute to the Queen on her 94th birthday earlier this month.

Geri also revealed that she tries to embody the British monarch’s ‘stoic determination’ and fashion choices in her own life.  

In her birthday tribute, Geri admitted that she often asks herself ‘what would the Queen do?’, especially during the challenging COVID-19 crisis. 

Talking to British Vogue, she said: ‘When – like now – I feel powerless, the Queen reminds me that I can still decide to put a smile on my face, to brush my hair and put on a fabulous dress. It might sound shallow but… isn’t that the power of clothes?’

Geri added: ‘Sometimes there is ugliness in the world that we cannot control, but we can control how we respond to it. Of course, I’m human, with fears, and the occasional urge to cry out, “What about me?!”

‘But over the years I’ve learned that, when I act better than I feel, I eventually do feel better. The Queen embodies that stoic determination: she’s an icon of strength – the ultimate symbol of girl power.’ 

The star said that she often asks herself ‘what would the Queen do?’ and her answer is ‘act with courage and kindness’ while wearing pearls. 

Geri has met the Queen several times during her 26-year career and reflected on their first meeting in 1997 with the Spice Girls at the Royal Variety Performance.

She added that the British monarch was ‘very encouraging’ over their performance and it ‘felt like she actually liked what we were about’.