Posts Tagged ‘Geri Halliwell’

Bluebell’s birthday party and brave Trisha’s new ‘do exclusively in HELLO!

Thursday, May 29th, 2008

Geri Halliwell’s daughter Bluebell has turned two, the Spice Girl has marked the occasion with a wonderful Alice In Wonderland-theme party and shared live with HELLO! magazine readers.

The party was placed in a 16th-century mansion that featured lop-eared bunnies, several stuffed toys and white-horse chess pieces. The guest of honour weared as a fairy princess. The showbiz dynamo said that she is her little fairy princess and it’s like a magic wand that was created when she entered into my life.

Trisha Goddard also discloses the new crop she has taken as defiance against her breast cancer diagnosis.The day-time TV presenter said that this was my way of placing two fingers up at the situation. She thought that the idea of going blonde has come to her from her hubby Peter Gianfrancesco. She admits,’’Its like dressing my hair with proud.’’ Moreover, she will consistently to film her Channel 5 show dressing a wig..

Author Geri Halliwell presents her ‘inner brat’ Ugenia

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

Geri Halliwell introduced her cartoon heroine Ugenia to children at a reading at London Zoo on Sunday. Her audience was the first to hear about the adventures of the mischievous, freckled schoolgirl, who is the star of the Spice Girl’s debut children’s book.

The fledgling children’s author began Ugenia Lavender, the first in a series of six books, when she was pregnant with daughter Bluebell Madonna, who turns two on May 14.

And the singer is stressing all about her own work. “I know there is a prejudice again celebrity authors, but if you read my stories you’ll know they’re not ghostwritten – only that I could be bonkers,” quips the talented mum.

Geri readily presents Ugenia – who’s the daughter of a dinosaur expert and TV presenter – her alter-ego or, as she puts it, “my inner brat”.

The little girl’s struggle to make friends at a new school are based on the 35-year-old’s own experiences in Watford, seeing off playground bullies and her “fantastic memories of playing kiss chase with the boys”.