Geri Halliwell reveals she wants to have more children

Geri Halliwell admits she wants to have more children.

The Spice Girl is already mum to two-year-old Bluebell.

And she may adopt in order to extend her family.

‘I’d love to have more kids,’ she says. ‘But I can’t say it will happen.

‘I also think about adopting, and it’s something I want to give a lot more serious thought to.

'But who knows what the future will hold?’

Geri, 36, split from Bluebell’s dad, screenwriter Sacha Gervasi, while pregnant.

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Geri Halliwell is ok about being single after breakup with boyfriend Ivan '

Geri Halliwell is upbeat about being single after splitting with boyfriend Ivan ‘Flipz’ Velez.

The former Spice Girl ended her relationship with the dancer in October after seven months.

‘I’m single,’ she says. ‘That’s fine. I’m happy.

‘I know a lot of people in relationships walking around saying everything is perfect when it isn’t.’

But Geri, 36, would eventually like to meet someone and settle down.

‘I’d love to be in a long relationship,’ she says.

‘I love the idea of the swan that mates for life, but I don’t know how to get that.'

The singer has a two-year-old daughter, Bluebell, with her ex Sacha Gervasi.

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Geri Halliwell dyed famous blonde locks to luscious dark brown

Perhaps in the biggest sign that Ginger Spice is no more, Geri Halliwell has dyed her famous strawberry blonde locks a luscious dark brown.

Leaving a radio station in London on Friday, the children's author, who had been talking about her Ugenia Lavender books, was almost unrecognisable from the bubbly character she portrayed in her time with the Spice Girls.

Mum-of-one Geri, who is also a United Nations ambassador, announced earlier this year that she was giving up singing to concentrate on her highly successful series of children's book, which follow the adventures of a nine-year-old girl and her pals.

"I really feel like I've done it with the singing," said the 36-year-old. "I just feel really comfortable writing and reading."

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