Justin Herbert’s girlfriend, Madison Beer, stole the show on New Year’s Eve. She performed live at “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” in Los Angeles. Beer sang her hit song “Nothing Matters,” along with other tracks from her latest album.
The LA Chargers quarterback’s girlfriend wore a sleeveless silver sequined mini dress with hair open. Beer shared a glimpse of her look on Instagram on Wednesday.
“Wishing everyone a very safe, healthy and love filled new years,” Beer wrote.
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The show was hosted by Ryan Seacrest, who marked his 20th year hosting the event. Music icon Diana Ross headlined it.
Beer gave fans a sneak peek of her new album,“Locket,” by sharing behind-the-scenes snaps on Instagram on Tuesday. She relaxed on a vintage-style bed wrapped in a light bedsheet, with her dark hair falling over one shoulder.
She captioned the story, “So…soon…” and added a countdown sticker showing 17 days and 14 hours left.
The album will be released on Jan. 16. “Locket” is Beer’s third studio album, under Epic Records and Sing It Loud. It includes the singles “Make You Mine,” “Yes Baby” and “Bittersweet.”
Beer said it’s her most personal album yet, with each song feeling like something kept safely inside a locket. It will be her first full album in three years since “Silence Between Songs.”
The post came after Beer went to SoFi Stadium on Saturday to cheer for Herbert and his team against the Houston Texans. She wore an oversized gray Chargers sweatshirt, glasses and her new brunette butterfly haircut. The Texans won 20-16, handing LA its fifth loss of the season.
The Chargers will play their final regular-season game on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. It will decide their playoff position in the AFC.
Justin Herbert and Madison Beer ditched glam city life for countryside getaway during Chargers bye-week
Justin Herbert and Madison Beer visited the Oregon countryside in November. Beer posted a photo dump on Instagram on Dec. 17 that included stylish pictures, behind-the-scenes shots from her music sessions and photos of her cat.
The last slide was a snap from Herbert’s family farm in Oregon, where she spent time with animals.
Beer’s mom, Tracie, commented on the post: “Exciting 🔒.”
The short getaway happened during the Chargers’ Week 11 bye on Nov. 16.
Oregon is home for Herbert. He grew up in Eugene, went to Sheldon High School and played college football for the Oregon Ducks before entering the NFL.