'She's convinced people want her advice': Geri Horner, 47, 'plans to become a YouTuber to replicate Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop success'

Geri Horner is said to be planning to launch her own YouTube channel in a bid to become the UK's answer to lifestyle guru Gwyneth Paltrow.

According to The Sun, the Spice Girls star, 47, is 'convinced people want her advice' so plans to film excerpts from her home in Oxfordshire in which she will dish out 'life hacks' while also going 'a bit bonkers'. 

A source stated: 'Geri has a decent following on social media and loves making videos on Instagram so wants to build on that with her own YouTube channel...

'She got the idea after seeing the success of Gywneth, who's become an icon in her own right. She will film the videos at her country house in Oxfordshire, where she has previously shot similar segments for ITV's This Morning.

'Geri is convinced people want her advice and over the past few weeks she's been gearing up to start dishing out her life hacks.'

The insider also explained that Geri's YouTube channel will be 'a bit bonkers'.

The source said: 'She is going to be covering ¬everything from how to make her favourite dishes to looking after her animals. It will be eclectic and typically a bit bonkers.'

MailOnline has contacted Geri's representatives for comment. 

News of Geri's channel comes after Victoria Beckham's camp denied claims that her YouTube channel was being axed.  

Meanwhile, Mel B recently admitted that the Spice Girls' Las Vegas residency is a 'little bit up in the air'.

The 44-year-old singer and her bandmates - Mel C, Emma Bunton and Geri - enjoyed a successful reunion stadium tour across the UK earlier this year and they have been in talks for a six-week show in Sin City.

Asked whether the residency will go ahead, Mel said: 'I can't do any public announcements about any of that until everything is signed off, so right now it's just a little bit up in the air...

'But I'm always the one that's pushing everything to go back on course, so we'll see! It took me five years of saying it to get the UK tour happening, so hopefully it will happen again.'