Madison Beer is offering rare insight into her personal life, speaking publicly for the first time about her relationship with Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert. The pop star shared the details during a recent appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast, where she discussed both her mental health journey and the support she receives from her partner.
Beer, who is known for hit songs such as Make You Mine, Good in Goodbye, Reckless, and Baby, spoke candidly with host Alex Cooper about how her relationship has helped her feel more grounded. While reflecting on the challenges she has faced, she emphasized how meaningful it has been to have someone she can rely on emotionally. “I feel, like, taken care of in a way that I can break down and like I have someone to lean on,” Beer said. She added, “And I think it’s important.”
Her comments mark the first time Beer has directly addressed her romance with Herbert. The two were first linked last summer after they were spotted together on several occasions in Los Angeles. Despite ongoing speculation, neither had previously confirmed the relationship, choosing instead to keep their personal lives largely out of the public eye.
Beer’s career continues to gain momentum alongside the attention surrounding her personal life. She is currently preparing for the release of her upcoming album, Locket, which is set to drop on January 16, 2026. The project is highly anticipated by fans, especially following the success of her earlier work. An international tour is also expected later this year, with insiders suggesting she will take her new music on the road soon after the album’s release.
Her last major tour, The Spinnin Tour, ran from February through September 2024 and supported her album Silence Between Songs. That run helped solidify her reputation as a strong live performer and expanded her global fanbase.
Herbert, meanwhile, remains focused on football as the NFL postseason approaches. The Chargers are set to face the New England Patriots in their upcoming playoff matchup, a high-stakes game for the young quarterback. So far, Herbert has appeared in only two playoff games during his career, both ending in losses against the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Houston Texans. With expectations high this season, fans will be watching closely to see if he can help lead the Chargers deeper into the postseason.
For now, Beer’s brief but heartfelt comments have given fans a clearer picture of her relationship, offering a glimpse into a more private side of the singer while both she and Herbert continue to navigate demanding, high-profile careers.
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