GERI and Christian Horner are said to be in talks to make a fly-on-the-wall documentary, in a bid to show their recent relationship difficulties are behind them.
Sources said the couple have been approached by a TV production company that supplies streaming services to Netflix.
If it comes off, they will follow in the footsteps of David and Victoria Beckham, whose show addressed the former England captain's alleged relationship with Rebecca Loos.
Geri and Horner appeared in recent Formula One Netflix series Drive to Survive and are now considering allowing the cameras to film them behind the scenes.
A source said last night: "The idea that has been pitched is a really personal documentary, capturing Geri and Christian at home.
"Following the recent speculation about their relationship, there would be a huge amount of interest in seeing them together away from the race track and how they interact with their friends and family.
"Geri loved the Beckham documentary and it was so positively received that it is easy to see why a similar show might appeal to Geri and Christian now.
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