From Spice Girl to cover girl! That was what fate had in store for the English born red haired, vivacious, beauty, Geri Halliwell.

Being a Playboy Bunnygirl was truly a highlight in Geri’s career that brought her to the attention of the world’s media as more than just a singer and a rebel, but as a sex symbol.

Cloaked in a Union Jack flag, Geri re-enacted her appearance at the 1997 Brit Awards showing her well known feminist side with a typical girl power pose.

The opportunity to grace the cover of Hugh Hefner’s Playboy magazine came just one year prior to Geri leaving The Spice Girls following in-band differences and saw Geri’s profile lifted throughout the world as a representative for the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). As a goodwill ambassador, Halliwell toured the Philippines on a fact-finding trip.

These days Geri is more a stay at home mum to her baby daughter, Bluebell Madonna, whom she named as a tribute to her singing idol, Madonna.