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Madison Beer26 • Singer-songwriter

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General Details

Birth name

Madison Elle Beer

Nicknames

Mads, Madi, Monkey, Toast (by her mother)

Stage Names

Madison Beer

Occupations

Singer-songwriter, author, model, producer, director

Born

March 5, 1999

Hometown

New York, U.S.

Resides

Los Angeles, California, U.S.

Gender

female

Years Active

2012-present

Genres

Alt-pop, pop-soul, baroque pop, psychedelic soul, soul, R&B, alternative, indie, soul/funk, trap, electronic

Family

Robert Beer (father)

Tracie Beer (mother)Ryder Beer (brother)Marty (grandfather)Andy (grandfather)Lorraine Aaron (grandmother)Irving Aaron (grandfather) †Nana J (grandmother)Mindy Horowith (aunt; sister of Robert Beer)Dari Horowitz (paternal cousin)

Relationships

Justin Herbert (boyfriend)

Nick Austin (ex-boyfriend)Jack Gilinsky (ex-boyfriend)Zack Bia (ex-boyfriend)

Website

https://madisonbeer.com/

Madison Elle Beer (born March 5, 1999), known professionally as Madison Beer, is a Jewish-American singer-songwriter, producer, music video director, model and author. Critics acclaimed her music's ethereal and contemplative tone, focusing on Madison Beer's expressive vocals, her commanding voice, and the sincere, unfiltered nature of her lyrics, alongside the rich, textured production.

Born in New York, Madison started uploading covers to YouTube in early 2012. She gained attention later that year when Justin Bieber shared her cover of Etta James's "At Last". This exposure led to her signing with Island Records. The following year, on September 12, 2013, she released her debut single, "Melodies" which featured a cameo by Bieber in its music video.

In 2018, Beer independently released her debut extended play (EP), As She Pleases, which included singles like "Dead" and "Home With You". Both of them were certified Gold by the RIAA. One year afterward, Madison Beer signed with Epic Records and went on to release her debut studio album, Life Support, in 2021. The album was backed by several singles, including "Selfish", which gained widespread attention after going viral on TikTok. To promote the album, she embarked on The Life Support Tour, covering North America and Europe between late 2021 and mid-2022. In September 2023, Beer released her second studio album, Silence Between Songs, earning her her first Grammy nomination in her career. The following year, the single "make you mine" secured Beer her second Grammy nomination. To support her newest projects, Beer launched The Spinnin Tour and The Encore in 2024, with performances across Europe, North America and Australia. Towards the end of 2025, Beer announced her third studio album, Locket, alongside the singles "yes baby" and "bittersweet". "bittersweet" marked her first entry on the Billboard Hot 100.

Aside from her solo work, Beer has voiced the virtual character Evelynn in the League of Legends virtual band K/DA. As a member of the group she has released the internationally charting singles "Pop/Stars" (2018) and "More" (2020). Beer has also appeared on television series such as Todrick (2015) and RuPaul's Drag Race (2020), and in the film Louder Than Words (2013).

In April 2023, Beer celebrated her debut memoir, The Half Of It, which has been praised for its honesty and vulnerability, offering readers a deeper understanding of Beer's personal and professional challenges.

Contents

• 1 Early life
• 2 Career
  • 2.1 2012–2016: Career beginnings
    • 2.1.1 Unreleased debut album
  • 2.2 2017–2018: As She Pleases
  • 2.3 2019–2021: Life Support
  • 2.4 2021–2024: Silence Between Songs
  • 2.5 2024-present: Locket
• 3 Fandom name
• 4 Discography
  • 4.1 Albums
  • 4.2 Life Support (2019-2021)
  • 4.3 Silence Between Songs (2021-2023)
  • 4.4 Locket (2023-2026)
  • 4.5 Extended Plays
  • 4.6 As She Pleases (2015-2018)
• 5 Tours
• 6 Videography
• 7 Filmography
• 8 Bibliography
• 9 Awards and nominations
• 10 Personal life
  • 10.1 Sexuality
  • 10.2 Relationships
    • 10.2.1 Jack Gilinsky (2014-2017)
    • 10.2.2 Brooklyn Beckham (2017)
    • 10.2.3 Zack Bia (2017-2019)
    • 10.2.4 Nick Austin (2020-2025)
    • 10.2.5 Justin Herbert (2025-Present)
• 11 Tattoos
• 12 Style
  • 12.1 Casual
  • 12.2 Events
• 13 Mental Health
• 14 Artistry
• 15 Trivia
• 16 News
• 17 Gallery
• 18 External links
• 19 References

Early life[]

Madison Elle Beer was born on March 5, 1999 in Jericho, Long Island, New York. She lived there with her Ashkenazi Jewish family, which included her father, Robert Beer, a real estate developer; her mother Tracie Beer, an interior designer who later shifted her focus to Madison's career; and her younger brother Ryder Beer, who is a music producer.

From a young age, Beer was often in the public spotlight. At just four years old, in 2003, she appeared on the cover of Child Magazine after winning a modeling competition. However, singing and performing had always been her true passion. Since birth, Madison dreamed of becoming a singer and performing on American Idol.[1]

Her parents divorced in 2006 when she was only seven years old.[2] After the divorce, she primarily lived with her mother and visited her father from time to time. Even though her father later remarried, her biological parents stayed on good terms.[3] "I was very fortunate that my parents were able to keep a relationship despite getting divorced" - Madison Beer.[4]

As a child, Madison spent her summers at Point O'Pines sleepaway camp in New York.[5] While the camp isn't "explicitly Jewish," as Emily Burack noted in an article for HeyAlma, it is primarily attended by Jewish campers.[6] In 2012, Beer celebrated her Bat Mitzvah in New York, where she performed "Life's A Beat".[7]

According to World Top 2, Madison completed elementary and middle school, and although she was homeschooled for a period due to attendance issues, she ultimately graduated from 'Jericho Middle School'. During this time, she was learning from home while pursuing her career in Los Angeles.[8] "I always knew I wanted to have a proper education regardless of my career or housing situation, Home schooling was really the only proper choice for me when I got signed."[9]

Career[]

2012–2016: Career beginnings[]

As a preteen, Beer began to develop an obsession with YouTube, especially with the cover artist Christina Grimmie, as it was her dream to also release her own covers on it. Therefore, when Madison Beer was just 12 years old, a friend of her mother gave them access to a recording studio in New York in order to get a feeling of what it's like to record music.[10] In early 2012, Beer started posting covers of popular songs on YouTube, just two weeks after she got her braces off. Her first cover was of Christina Aguilera's "Hurt", although the video has since been deleted. The cover was mainly uploaded to show her talent off to her close family. After that, Beer continued posting more song covers until she released "At Last" by Etta James on May 1, 2012. The cover caught the attention of American (Donated from Canada) singer Justin Bieber, who tweeted a link to it for his followers on July 17, 2012.[11] This led to Beer trending on Twitter and receiving significant media attention. Bieber personally signed her to Island Records, the same label he was signed to, and at the time, she was managed by his manager, Scooter Braun. In the middle of seventh-grade, Beer was pulled out of school and relocated, along with her mother and younger brother, Ryder, to Los Angeles.[12] From then on, she was living a double life between New York and Los Angeles.

Following that, Madison participated in several smaller projects. In February 2013, Cody Simpson re-released his song "Valentine" featuring Beer, which played on Radio Disney but was never officially released. Later, in June 2013, Madison teamed up with Monster High to create the theme song "We Are Monster High".

Unreleased debut album[]

In 2013, Beer began working on her debut album, which was intended to feature a blend of pop and R&B influences. She described it as including "slow songs, sad songs, happy songs, songs about boys, and songs about being who you are".[13] In August 2013, Beer invited her fans to choose the artwork for her debut single.[14] A few weeks later, on September 12, 2013, she released the single, titled "Melodies", along with its accompanying music video, which featured Justin Bieber, who had a guest appearance. "Unbreakable", Madison's second single, was released on June 17, 2014. However, it significantly underperformed compared to her debut single. This is widely speculated to be a key reason her album was ultimately scrapped.

As a result, Beer returned to participating primarily in smaller projects. On February 24, 2015, the collaboration with Madison and DJ Mako on the song "I Won't Let You Walk Away" was released along with a music video. In September of the same year, Beer released "All For Love" featuring American duo Jack & Jack. Following the release, Beer did not put out any new music for several years.

Over time, Madison grew increasingly dissatisfied with the direction her debut album was taking. She had recorded over a hundred songs, many of which she no longer felt connected to as she matured.[15] Despite her reservations, there was pressure from those around her to release the material, discouraging her from discarding tracks she no longer liked. She later revealed that Island Records offered her little creative control, with songs often being assigned to her without much input or choice.[15] The label pushed for a polished, pop-oriented image reminiscent of a "Disney queen", which conflicted with her artistic vision. Being young and unfamiliar with the workings of the industry, she felt creatively stifled and trapped during that period.[16] At the age of 16, after 3 years with Island Records, Madison parted ways with her manager and record label. This caused her last single before publishing her debut extended play, "Something Sweet" to be released independently.

Main article: Unreleased Debut Album →

2017–2018: As She Pleases[]

Madison explained that she hadn't truly found her sound until she reached a more mature age.[15] Having started releasing music at the age of 13, she acknowledged that the years between 13 and 19 were a period of significant personal growth and self-discovery. The music she began releasing later, she felt, was a much more authentic reflection of her experiences, personal development, and identity. For her, this newer work represented a genuine portrayal of who she was and everything she had been through.[17]

Madison began working with Access Records in 2017 for the release of her debut extended play. Beer recorded her debut extended play (EP), As She Pleases, over a five-year period. It was released on February 2, 2018, through Access Records featuring 7 tracks. "Dead" served as the lead single from the EP, released on May 19, 2017. The music video followed on August 3, 2017. After it received critical acclaim, Beer released "Say It To My Face" as the second single on November 3, 2017. The music video was released a few weeks later on November 15, 2017. On March 10, 2018, "Home With You" was released as the third and final single from the EP. It marked the first collaboration between Madison and producer Leroy Clampitt. This track was not originally intended to be released as a single; however, following the release of the EP, it garnered the most attention and emerged as a standout among listeners. In August of the same year, the song reached number 21 on the Billboard Mainstream Top 40 chart, distinguishing Madison as the only female solo artist on the chart at the time without the backing of a major record label.

To celebrate the success of the EP, Beer announced the As She Pleases Tour on January 28, 2018, via Instagram. The first leg of the tour began in Europe on March 11, 2018. Starting on April 26, 2018, Beer then performed in North America, with the tour concluding on May 20, 2018. In total, 29 shows were held.

In September 2018, Madison collaborated with David Guetta on a track for his studio album 7. Titled "Blame It On Love" the song was released as the eleventh track on September 14, 2018.

K/DA was introduced at the 2018 League of Legends World Championship Opening Ceremony in Incheon on November 3, 2018, with the release of their debut single, "Pop/Stars". The bilingual song blends K-pop and American pop influences, featuring vocals by Beer and Burns in English, and by Soyeon and Miyeon in both English and Korean. During the ceremony, Beer, Burns, Miyeon, and Soyeon performed "Pop/Stars" on stage, alongside augmented reality versions of their characters. The music video for "Pop/Stars" went viral, surpassing 100 million views within a month and reaching 550 million views by May 2023, topping Billboard's World Digital Song Sales chart. In 2020, K/DA released their debut five-track EP, All Out, featuring the singles "More" and also "Villain" which also features German singer Kim Petras.

On November 9, 2018, Madison released "Hurts Like Hell" along with the music video, as the lead single of her debut album. The song was co-written by pop-star Charli XCX and featured Migos member Offset. After its release, Beer announced that the album would be released sometime in 2019. However, "Hurts Like Hell" was later removed from the album.[18]

Main article: As She Pleases →

2019–2021: Life Support[]

In 2019, Madison was featured on "All Day and Night" by DJs Jax Jones and Martin Solveig under their alias Europa. This song was released on March 28, 2019. The first music video was released on April 11, 2019, the second on referenced as a "Late Night Session," was released on May 7, 2019, and gained over 100 million views on YouTube.

On May 17, 2019, Beer released the single "Dear Society" alongside the music video. Originally intended to be the new lead single for her debut album, it was ultimately removed from the final version.

On August 9, 2019, Beer announced on her Instagram account that she had signed with Epic Records.[19]

On January 31, 2020, Madison released "Good In Goodbye" with the music video, as the lead single from her upcoming studio album, Life Support. This was followed by its second single "Selfish", which was released on Valentine's Day in 2020. It gained universal acclaim. Billboard magazine praised Beer's vocal performance on the song, committed to the approach and confident in her skills as a vocalist. Additionally, a promotional single "Stained Glass" was published on March 4, 2020. A visualizer for the song followed on April 4th. Beer released the third single from the album, "Baby", on August 21, 2020 alongside the music video. In October, Madison shared two remixes of "Baby".

The fourth single, "BOYSHIT," was released in December 2020. Along with the release of the song, Beer revealed the album's release date. In December 2020, she was also announced as Vevo's new LIFT artist. To support the campaign, live performances of her previous singles "Selfish" and "BOYSHIT" were released that same month. A short film for the campaign, titled Dreams Look Different in the Distance, was released in January 2021.

On February 12, 2021, Beer was featured on a song by Surf Mesa titled "Carried Away (Love To Love)". It serves as a song in the movie "He's All That" on Netflix.

Madison Beer's debut album, Life Support, was released on February 26, 2021, through Epic Records and Access Records. It features 17 tracks. Life Support received positive reviews from critics upon its release, with many highlighting her vocal performance and the album's themes.

On March 6, 2021 until March 7, 2021, Beer held her first virtual concert called Life Support In Concert, hosted by the artist streaming service, Headliner. Madison aimed to showcase her artistry and prove her intelligence and musical talent through this concert. She chose to host a virtual concert rather than a conventional live concert, largely as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

On May 17, 2021, Beer announced The Life Support Tour, which is Madison Beer's second concert tour in support of her debut album Life Support. It began on October 18, 2021 in Toronto, Canada and concluded on April 28, 2022 in Oslo, Norway with several shows throughout North America and Europe.

Main article: Life Support →

2021–2024: Silence Between Songs[]

Following the release of Life Support, Madison initially planned to release her sophomore album the same year. Beer confirmed in an interview in 2021 on the Zach Sang Show that she is working on a second album and 7 songs are currently written for it, saying "We have seven songs on the second album already, and we had four days of a writing camp". However, the release was postponed due to the impact of COVID-19 and the Dropbox hack. On November 8, 2021, Madison Beer's father Robert Beer was hacked, which caused the leak of over 100 songs and demos (Dropbox Hack). Therefore, many songs were scrapped off of Madison's upcoming second studio album. Neither Madison nor Robert publicly addressed the matter or pursued legal action. During mid 2021, Beer and her team attended writing camps to improve her writing skills. Madison once showed the writing-process of a song called "Unlovable".[20]

The lead single of Silence Between Songs "Reckless" was released on June 4, 2021. On June 29, 2021, the music video was published which featured an Alice In Wonderland theme. "Reckless" debuted with 729,263 streams in its first day on Spotify, which was her biggest yet.

On November 5, 2021, Beer released "Room For You" through Epic Records as a part of the Clifford The Big Red Dog (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). Later on July 22, 2022 Madison released the single "I Have Never Felt More Alive" which is part of the soundtrack for the movie Fall.

One month later, on August 26, 2022 she released the second single for her album Silence Between Songs, which was called "Dangerous". The music video was released the same day. On October 14, 2022 the third single for the album "Showed Me (How I Fell In Love With You)" which interpolates "You Showed Me" by The Turtles. Later, Beer returned with the fourth single "Home To Another One" which was released on June 2, 2023. Following the release, on May 31, 2023 Beer finally announced the album on social media with the release date of September 15, 2023.[21] The fifth single from the album, "Spinnin" was released on August 18, 2023. Madison finally released the album on September 15, 2023, after much anticipation from fans.[22] The album received overall favorable reviews by critics. On October 8, 2023 Silence Between Songs was the #1 album on iTunes in the UK.[23] On October 18, 2023 the sixth single of the album "Sweet Relief" was released. Silence Between Songs became a Grammy-nominated album on November 10, 2023 for the 66th Annual Grammy Awards.[24] The album was nominated in the "Best Immersive Audio Album" category.[25] On November 30, 2023 Madison performed songs of the album on VEVO.

Beer embarked on her third concert tour—and her first arena tour—titled The Spinnin Tour, in support of her sophomore album Silence Between Songs. Officially announced on October 9, 2023, the tour spanned both Europe and North America.[26] It commenced on February 24, 2024, in Stockholm and concluded on June 13, 2024, in the United States.

Main article: Silence Between Songs →

2024-present: Locket[]

Following the release of Silence Between Songs, Madison initially intended to create a deluxe edition of the album. However, the plan was ultimately shelved as she became increasingly enthusiastic about the new music she was creating. What began as an idea for an extended play eventually evolved into a full-length album.

On February 9, 2024, she released the lead single "Make You Mine" of Locket, followed by a lyric visualizer a day later. The music video for the song was released a day later on April 24, 2024. The song gained worldwide acclaim, it surpassed 4 billion views worldwide on TikTok, and rapidly gained views on YouTube.[27] Beer earned her first solo number 1 on a Billboard Chart as "Make You Mine" Tops Dance/Mix Show Airplay.[28] The second single "15 MINUTES" was released on July 19, 2024 alongside the music video. On November 8, 2024, Madison was nominated the second time for the Grammy's with "Make You Mine" as 'Best Dance Pop Recording'.[29]

On July 26, 2024 Madison Beer announced on Twitter that she would come and visit Australia and Asia on The Encore tour, Madison's third tour.[30] The tour began in Singapore on August 22, 2024 and wrapped up in Melbourne on September 2, 2024.

From December 3, 2024 until December 13, 2024, Beer played various songs on the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour. It was presented by Capital One’ in the holiday season with many well-known artists, one of them being Madison Beer.

In 2025, Beer released "All At Once" on June 27, 2025, for the movie F1 as well as the 2nd and 3rd single for her third studio album, Locket, named "yes baby" and "bittersweet". On January 16, 2026, the fourth and final single from Locket, "bad enough" was released alongside the album.

Main article: Locket →

Fandom name[]

Early in her career, Madison referred to her fanbase as the "Imadginers," a name derived from the word "Imagine" combined with a portion of her own name, "Mad." However, she has since expressed on multiple occasions that she no longer supports the use of that name and prefers that her fans choose their own identity.

"I will call you guys anything but Imadginers. I just call them my friends. Honestly, they're like my homies, and I don't feel like I have necessarily a fandom [...].[31]

From then on, the fanbase hasn't gotten an official name, even though fans have referred to them as "Bows" or "White Rabbits" as in her song "Follow The White Rabbit".

Discography[]

Main article: Discography →

Albums[]

	Life Support (2019-2021)
	Release DateFebruary 26, 2021
	LabelEpic Records, Access Records, Sing It Loud!
	Songs17

	Silence Between Songs (2021-2023)
	Release DateSeptember 15, 2023
	LabelEpic Records, Sing It Loud!
	Songs14

	Locket (2023-2026)
	Release DateJanuary 16, 2026
	LabelEpic Records, Sing It Loud!
	Songs11

Extended Plays[]

	As She Pleases (2015-2018)
	Release DateFebruary 2, 2018
	LabelAccess Records
	Songs7

Tours[]

• As She Pleases Tour (2018)
• The Life Support Tour (2021-2022)
• The Spinnin Tour (2024)
  • The Encore (2024)
• iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour (2024)
• The Locket Tour (2026)

Videography[]

• Melodies (2013)
• Unbreakable (2014)
• All For Love ft. Jack & Jack (2015)
• Dead (2017)
• Say It To My Face (2017)
• Home With You (2018)
• Hurts Like Hell (2018)
• Dear Society (2019)
• Good In Goodbye (2020)
• Selfish (2020)
• Baby (2020)
• BOYSHIT (2020)
• Reckless (2021)
• Dangerous (2022)
• Showed Me (How I Fell In Love With You) (2022)
• Home To Another One (2023)
• Spinnin (2023)
• Sweet Relief (2023)
• Make You Mine (2024)
• 15 MINUTES (2024)
• Yes Baby (2025)
• Bittersweet (2025)

Main article: Videography →

Filmography[]

• Louder Than Words (2013)
• Todrick (2015)
• Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry (2016)
• Ridiculousness (2019)
• RuPaul's Secret Celebrity Drag Race (2020)
• RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (2020)
• Good Mythical Morning (2023)

Main article: Filmography →

Bibliography[]

• The Half Of It (2023)

Awards and nominations[]

Madison Beer has received 16 award nominations throughout her career, including two Grammy Award nominations to date. She won in total six times, accepted one gold honor in video and became a finalist in game makers and marketers.

Main article: Awards and Nominations →

Personal life[]

Sexuality[]

In a 2020 Instagram live stream, Madison stated that she identifies as bisexual. She explained that she never felt a strong need to formally "come out," as her family has always been accepting of the LGBTQ+ community. She also shared that her grandfather, Marty, is gay and married to a man. Beer further expressed that she has previously been in a relationship with a woman.[32]

In a separate live stream from March 2020, Beer confirmed once more that she is bisexual and stated that she came out publicly around 2016–2017. She noted that she had addressed the topic multiple times, expressing that her sexuality was neither new nor something she had hidden, saying she has "always been" bisexual. Additionally, she has previously shared that she has been in love with a woman.[33]

Following rumors of a breakup with Jack Gilinsky, Beer began speaking more openly about her sexual orientation. She expressed "I'm not a lesbian, but I definitely love girls", she added "I wouldn't categorize myself as straight, because I think labels are really weird. [...] I've been in love with a girl before and I just don’t think that’s anything bad".[34] In 2023, during an interview on the Zach Sang Show, Madison revealed that she had written a song about a past relationship with a girl titled "The Way She Loves Me".[35]

Relationships[]

Jack Gilinsky (2014-2017)[]

Madison Beer and Jack Gilinsky met in mid-2014 and began dating privately in July of that year, eventually confirming their relationship publicly in March 2015.[36] Throughout 2015 and 2016, the couple appeared at various public events and spent holidays and vacations together. Despite public scrutiny due to their age difference, they remained together for nearly three years. In 2017, serious issues in the relationship surfaced when audio clips of verbal abuse by Gilinsky toward Beer were leaked online, prompting widespread backlash.[37] Both parties later confirmed their breakup. Beer released a statement encouraging others to speak up against mistreatment, citing her own fear and emotional struggle during the relationship.[38]

Brooklyn Beckham (2017)[]

In April 2017, rumors of a romance between Madison Beer and Brooklyn Beckham emerged after they were seen together at Coachella. Beer initially denied the claims, citing her relationship with Jack Gilinsky. After their breakup, reports suggested she and Beckham were romantically involved, though Beer maintained they were just friends with mutual interest. Despite her denial, media reported sightings of the pair kissing, and sources claimed Victoria Beckham disapproved of the relationship. Their connection ended by August 2017, reportedly due to Beckham's move and Beer's unwillingness to pursue a long-distance relationship.[39]

Zack Bia (2017-2019)[]

Madison Beer and Zack Bia began dating in late 2017, with their relationship appearing on-and-off throughout 2018 and early 2019. Despite public arguments and breakup rumors—most notably following a July 2018 altercation caught on video—the two maintained their relationship intermittently.[40] They were seen together again in December 2018 but officially ended their relationship in March 2019 after approximately two years.[41] Although rumors suggested lingering ties into late 2019, they were not publicly seen together again until reuniting briefly at the amfAR Gala in November 2022, indicating they remain on amicable terms.[42]

Nick Austin (2020-2025)[]

Madison Beer and Nick Austin began their relationship in 2020, with dating rumors surfacing in August of that year. They officially confirmed their relationship via Instagram in March 2021, when Austin posted a birthday tribute to Beer. In March 2022, Austin shared additional praise for Beer on social media, affirming their strong bond. However, in October 2024, speculation about a breakup emerged after Madison's mother unfollowed Austin on Instagram, followed by Beer and Austin unfollowing each other shortly thereafter. These events, coupled with Madison's mention of experiencing a difficult time mentally, led to unconfirmed rumors of infidelity. Despite this, the couple was seen together in Los Angeles in November 2024, and Beer has since referred to Austin as her boyfriend in interviews. In early 2025, Nick was spotted with a girl at a party, confirming that they had split things.[43]

Justin Herbert (2025-Present)[]

On August 18, 2025, leaked pictures of Madison Beer and Justin Herbert during a music video in Hancock Park surfaced. This caused rumors of a romantic relationship between the two. On August 25, 2025, Beer and Herbert shared their first official public appearance together in Los Angeles. However, the relationship was confirmed when Herbert and Beer shared a kiss together at a Chargers game in LA.

Tattoos[]

Madison Beer currently has 25 known and 1 unknown tattoo. They are mostly small sized and located at her feet, wrist or stomach.

Main article: Tattoos →

Style[]

Since 2022, Beer started wearing more simple/casual clothes. In warmer seasons she was often seen with a tank-top or a blouse with low-rise jeans, in colder seasons an oversized hoodie and baggy pants, mainly jeans. Her shoes varied from boots, sneakers and uggs. She mostly kept her hair out or wore it in an updo.

Casual[]

Events[]

Spinnin TourLife Support TourEncore TourEncore TourGrammy AwardsGrammy Awards Main article: Style Evolution →

Mental Health[]

Madison Beer has openly discussed her long-standing struggles with mental health, attributing a significant part of her challenges to the pressures of social media and the internet. She addressed these concerns through her song "Dear Society", which serves as a reflection on the negative impact societal expectations and online culture have had on her well-being, as well as in her own memoir The Half Of It.

In an interview with The Face, Beer opened up about having bpd "[...] I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. I was suicidal at one point. I was going through a really tough time [...], once I was given a diagnosis, going through therapy three times a week, I was getting more in touch with my emotions and figuring out how to be stable. I was able to write better and understand myself better. So I could just write the story how I wanted it to be told.”[44]

In 2023, Madison Beer opened up on the Call Her Daddy podcast about the emotional impact of a leaked nude video from her early teens. She recounted the trauma of discovering the video was circulating online, saying the memory remains so vivid that late-night phone calls still trigger the fear she felt at the time. Beer revealed she was around 13 or 14 years old when the content was created, having sent the videos to a boy she trusted during her travels between Los Angeles and her hometown. She later suspected he used an app to record the private Snapchats without her knowledge. Despite having known him her whole life, she said, “I was wrong.” Aware of the likelihood the video would go public, she expressed that she had a gut feeling from the moment it was forwarded to her that it would end up online, acknowledging the painful reality that she couldn’t escape its spread. Beer also shared that when she contacted someone who had posted one of the videos online and pleaded for its removal, they blocked her instead of taking it down.

Madison Beer disclosed that she experienced sexual abuse at the age of six or seven by an individual who was frequently present in her life. While she did not specify the person's identity or the nature of their relationship, she acknowledged that the trauma from this experience—combined with the distress caused by the leak of her private photos and videos—contributed significantly to a deep emotional and psychological struggle. Between fourteen and fifteen years old, Beer was sexually assaulted again at a party in LA.

In a 2023 interview and her memoir The Half of It, Madison Beer reflected on the profound emotional toll of her early trauma, revealing that the summer of 2019 marked a turning point in her mental health. During that time, she began to fully confront the effects of her past, which led to a period of intense emotional distress. She admitted to relapsing into self-harming behaviors and shared that she had attempted to take her own life on two occasions, first at the age of 16. Beer recounted standing on the edge of her balcony, overwhelmed by intrusive thoughts, describing the moment as less about intent and more about the awareness of having an "escape" if things became unbearable. Her younger brother ultimately discovered her and alerted their parents, an incident that made her realize how normalized such thoughts had become for her. She emphasized the seriousness of suicidal ideation and expressed gratitude that she survived, urging others to take mental health struggles seriously and not to trivialize them.

Artistry[]

From a young age, Madison Beer was an avid fan of Britney Spears and Lady Gaga. She was particularly captivated by Lady Gaga's VMA performance of "Paparazzi" at the age of eight, which left a lasting impression and inspired her to pursue a similar path in the future. When she began her YouTube career by posting covers, Beer found inspiration in Christina Grimmie, whose performances she admired and was deeply fascinated by.[45]

At the outset of her career, Madison Beer's vocal style was influenced by artists such as Janet Jackson and Alicia Keys.[46] When she released her single "Baby," fans noted similarities to Ariana Grande's music. Madison responded, stating, "I've been an Ariana fan since I was very young. I believe there's nothing wrong with being inspired by someone, and I look up to Ariana so much—she's one of my idols. I think she's incredibly strong and beautiful, and I don't understand why being inspired by her in any way would ever be an issue".[47]

For Silence Between Songs, Madison Beer drew inspiration from iconic artists such as The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Tame Impala, and Lana Del Rey.[48] Musically, the album reflects her deep appreciation for 1960s music. Influenced by The Beatles, The Beach Boys, and The Turtles whose song "You Showed Me" she samples, Beer sought to capture the essence of that era. She notes "I think the '60s was such an experimental time for music. There's nothing like 'God Only Knows' by The Beach Boys. Songs like that still stand at the top 60 years later." One standout track, "Spinnin," draws from The Beatles' "Yesterday," experimenting with song structure in a fresh and unique way. "There's not really a chorus, it just loops. I liked the idea of a song that never really ends," she explains. "I know I’ll never top The Beatles or The Beach Boys, but they inspire me to make something that will touch people the way their music touches me".[49]

Trivia[]

• Madison Beer was born and raised in Jericho, Long Island, New York.
• Madison is Jewish, therefore she celebrated her bat mitzvah in 2012, which is a coming of age ritual in Judaism.
• Madison's sign is a Pisces.[50] She is also a rising Gemini, moon Libra and Scorpio mars.[51]
• Beer's first pet was her mom's Pomeranian called Dozer, who hated her, because she was still a toddler and mistreated him sometimes.
  • After that Madison owned a couple guinea pigs.[52][53]
• Beer is right handed.
• Madison's height is 5'6 ½" (169 cm).
• If Madison wasn't a singer, she said in 2014 that she would want to be a detective, because she watches so much Law & Order.[54]
  • In 2022, Beer said she would study psychology instead and would want to become a therapist.[15]
• Madison loves the restaurant Urth Caffe.[55]
• Her favorite drink is Hint.[56]
• The first word Madison said was "gook", which turned into "book".[57]
• Madison's favorite TV show is Rick and Morty. She once wrote a song that sampled the theme song.
• Madison loves the television series American Horror Story and actually covered the theme song "Carousel" by Melanie Martinez.
• Madison's favorite comfort show is Adventure Time. She even used a sample in her locket song "complexity".[58]
• Beer's favorite Jim Carrey movie is The Truman Show.[59]
• The most fun thing Madison has ever done is go jet skiing.[60]
• Madison gets gel nails done.[61]
• If Madison could visit one place in the world it would be Bora Bora.[62]
• Beer's first celebrity crush was Justin Bieber.
• Her favorite season is Fall.[15]
• Madison owns a grand piano.[63] She can play the piano and learned how to play the guitar.
• AquaFresh is her favorite toothpaste.[64]
• Tracie Beer, Madison’s mother, named her after the main character in her favorite movie, Splash, whose name is Madison.[65]
  • Her name is of English origin and is a variant of Mathieson, which means "son of Matthew".[66]
• Madison's favorite movie is Fight Club.[67] The song "Tyler Durden" is inspired by her love for this movie.
  • She has/had a Fight Club wallpaper for years.[15]
• Her first phone was a purple Blackberry.[57]
• She loves cream soda.[68]
• Madison's fans used to be called "imadginers". She now let's them choose their own name.
• The Beatles are her favorite artists.[69]
• Madison's first piece of merchandise is a white beanie.
• Madison's personal Spotify is madryder35. It features music from her favorite artists such as Tame Impala, Rihanna, Lana Del Rey etc.
• Her favorite place to perform is Amsterdam.[70] In the song "Dear Society" she has a lyric that says "Lost my phone in Amsterdam it's 5 am".
• The first song that Madison had ever written was called "Butterfly" at 6 years old. It was made at a beach in Miami and Madison still listens to the file sometimes.[71] One of the lyrics is "I am 6 years-old".[72]
• Madison started taking singing lessons at 8 years-old.[73]
• Beer likes to watch Nikkie Tutorials on YouTube.[57]
• Madison loves dogs and has owned many thoughout her life. She recently also adopted two cats called Mookie and Maple.
• Her younger brother is called Ryder.
• Madisons X (formerly called Twitter) used to be called @madisonellebeer. When she decided to switch to @madisonbeer, she had to pay a beer company in Madison, Wisconsin, to secure the handle. In 2025, Madison deleted her X account.[74]
• Beer used to do gymnastics as a child for 6 years. "It was really fun and I loved it a lot. Then I sprained my neck and I was so scared to do anything ever".[75][76]
• She has been performing since 4 years-old and in after-school plays. Her first real performance as Madison Beer the singer was at Arthur Ashe Kids' Day at the US Open when she was barely 13. The first song she ever performed was "Super Bass" by Nicki Minaj.[57]
• Her first tattoo was a "b" with her ex-bf.[57]
• Beer's advice to her younger self would be to slow down. She also mentiones these words in the song "17" about the thoughest years in her life.
• Madison's favorite color's are baby blue and pale yellow. Her third album, locket, contains her favorite blue in the cover.[77]
• Madison's dream collaboration would be with Daft Punk.[78]
• Madison has always wanted to try out skydiving.[79]
• Usually when working on a song, Beer choses the sound, then she starts working on the chords and the lyrics and lastly she works on the production.[80]
  • Madison writes songs often from her own experience, only a few of them are basd on tv-shows or series.[81]
• First thing she’d do as president: Fix the healthcare system.[73]
• Madison identifies as bisexual. She has previously been in a relationship with a woman and even wrote the song "She Loves Me" about it.[82]She also shared that her grandfather, Marty, is gay and married to a man.
• Madison was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD).[83]
• Madison gets often told that she looks like Megan Fox.
• Madison has been open about having cosmetic procedures and admitted to getting lip-filler at the age of 16.[84]
• Madison's first Billboard Hot 100 entry was "Bittersweet" at an initial 98.
• Madison's first relationship was at the age of 15 and it lasted for about 4 years.[85]
• To calm herself Madison likes to go into her bathtub.[58]
• Her favorite food is Sushi.[58]
• Madison likes to sleep with a heating pad. It has a cheetah print.[58]
• Madison's favorite spot in LA is her favorite restaurante, Found Oyster.[81]
• Madison's dream archievements: being on the Hot Ones, winning a Grammy and playing at Madison Square Garden.[86]

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News[]

January 16th - Locket is released on all streaming platforms. January 16th - Bad Enough music video is released on YouTube. January 13th - The Locket Tour is announced. January 12th - Madison Beer announced the music video for Bad Enough. January 5th - Madison Beer gets her first Billboard Hot 100 entry with Bittersweet December 11th - Madison Beer begins preparation for a new music video or photoshoot November 25th - Madison Beer's team begins sending Locket necklaces to reveal the tracklist November 13th - Madison Beer attended the GQ Magazine's exclusive party on the 30th anniversary of the Awards. October 26th - Madison Beer attends Vogue World with an outfit created by Valentino. October 22nd - Liam Hess interviews Beer on her upcoming album Locket. October 22nd - Madison Beer announces the title for Locket and released merch pre-orders. October 15th - Madison Beer performed at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show October 10th - MadisonBeerHQ teases a possible release on the 17th of October October 10th - Bittersweet is released to the public October 7th - The release date & cover for "Bittersweet" is revealed October 1st - Madison shares a snippet on Instagram of "Bittersweet" September 26th - The "Yes Baby" behind the scenes music video was released to YouTube

Main article: News →

Gallery[]

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External links[]

• Instagram
• Twitter
• YouTube
• Spotify
• Apple Music
• SoundCloud
• Official Website

References[]

REFERENCES

↑ Billboard (02/26/2021): Madison Beer Looks Back at Childhood Influences & What Shaped Her on Growing Up: Determined. https://youtu.be/AmqyMJTjNx4?si=xyJ-nD5q64-WP-9k. ↑ Beer, Madison (03/25/2016): my parents split up when I was 7. it'll get easier and you'd rather them be happy & apart, then together and sad. https://x.com/madisonbeer/status/713489416870756352?. ↑ S., Kriti - TheFamousPeople (09/16/2024): Madison Beer Biography - Facts, Childhood, Family Life & Achievements. https://www.thefamouspeople.com/profiles/madison-beer-32675.php#:~:text=Madison%20Elle%20Beer%20was%20born%20on%205th%20March,parents%20divorced%20after%20her%20brother%20Ryder%20was%20born. ↑ Cooper, Alex (03/08/2024): Madison Beer: Blackmailed With… - Call Her Daddy - Apple Podcasts. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/madison-beer-blackmailed-with-my-nudes-fbf/id1418960261?i=100064845070. ↑ pointopinescamp (08/04/2017): Returning the shout out to former camper and now singer, @madisonbeer. Wishing you the best on your new video. Happy skiing!. https://www.instagram.com/p/BXYcdXeAQZU/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link. ↑ Unpacked Stuff (08/19/2021): Is Madison Beer Jewish? - Unpacked. https://unpacked.media/our-favorite-madison-beer-jewish-moments. ↑ Madison Beer (09/07/2013): Madison Beer-Life's a beat. https://youtu.be/bafh4XZDwe8. ↑ Rosenberg, Lizzy (09/03/2020): Does Madison Beer Go to College? Here's What She Did After High School. https://www.distractify.com/p/does-madison-beer-go-to-college. ↑ McGahan, Michelle (10/10/2023): THIS IS HOW FAR MADISON BEER GOT IN SCHOOL. https://www.nickiswift.com/254124/this-is-how-far-madison-beer-got-in-school. ↑ Beer, Madison (2023): The Half Of It - a memoir by Madison Beer. (page 9-10). ↑ Bieber, Justin - Twitter ↑ Kolokathis, Tina (08/06/2019): Madison Beer Is Taking Back Her Voice — This Time On Her Own Terms. https://www.elitedaily.com/p/madison-beer-is-taking-back-her-voice-this-time-on-her-own-terms-1815567. ↑ Lewis, Casey (09/27/2013): What Justin Bieber Protégé Madison Beer's Doing to Prepare for World Domination. https://www.teenvogue.com/story/madison-beer-justin-bieber-album. ↑ Beer, Madison (08/30/2013): help! can't choose which cover i like best for my new single, melodies. lemme know. https://www.facebook.com/MadisonElleBeer/photos/pb.343667209041275.-2207520000.1409137411./512233795517948/. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4 15.5 Hazlehurst, Beatrice (02/02/2018): Madison Beer Is Doing As She Pleases, and It's Paying Off - PAPER Magazine. https://www.papermag.com/madison-beer-interview. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name ":0" defined multiple times with different content ↑ Dupre, Elyse (02/26/2021): Madison Beer Recalls Feeling "Silenced by Older Men" in Music Industry. https://www.eonline.com/ca/news. ↑ Hazlehurst, Beatrice (02/02/2018): Madison Beer Is Doing As She Pleases, and It's Paying Off - PAPER Magazine. https://www.papermag.com/madison-beer-interview. ↑ Jackson, Jhoni (11/14/2018): Madison Beer Talks New Single, "Hurts Like Hell," With Offset - PAPER Magazine. https://www.papermag.com/madison-beer-offset#rebelltitem1. ↑ Epic Records (2019): Madison Beer. https://www.epicrecords.de/artists/madison-beer. ↑ Lawrence, Charlotte (04/27/2021): Madison Beer - Live | Writing Camp 🌈 | April 26, 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vZQ9L19jw8. ↑ Beer, Madison (05/31/2023): SILENCE BETWEEN SONGS ,, my sophomore album will be yours on september 15th ♡ my new single ‘Home To Another One’ OUT THIS FRIDAY !!!!!!!. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cs6yXM0vxLW/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==. ↑ Beer, Madison (09/16/2023): silence between songs out now 🎻🤍⭐️ my entire heart - i hope you love it all. https://www.instagram.com/p/CxQ6jSqvbDA/?img_index=1. ↑ Beer, Madison (10/09/2023): ?????? sorry what. https://x.com/madisonbeer/status/1711150587688206342. ↑ Minsker, Evan; Monroe, Jazz (11/10/2023): Grammy Nominations 2024: See the Full List Here. https://pitchfork.com/news/grammy-nominations-2024-see-the-full-list-here/. ↑ PopBase (11/20/2023): Madison Beer is now a #GRAMMYs nominee. https://x.com/PopBase/status/1723023349054337275. ↑ Beer, Madison (10/09/2023): !!!!!!!! THE SPINNIN TOUR !!!!!!!!!. https://x.com/madisonbeer/status/1711426473775727039. ↑ madisonchart (04/18/2024): @Madisonbeer’s “Make You Mine” has surpassed 4 billion views worldwide on TikTok. https://x.com/madisonchart/status/1781008231814275101. ↑ madisonbeerhq (05/03/2024): thank 🤍 you 🤍. https://www.instagram.com/p/C6g0ksurQDa/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==. ↑ recordingacademy (11/08/2024): 🎉 Congratulations 67th #GRAMMYs Best Dance Pop Recording nominees: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCHdhv6pI4z/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link. ↑ Beer, Madison (07/26/2024): asia & australia╰(◡‿◡ ☆╰) i am so excited to finally be coming to see you - i can not wait for this lil tour. https://x.com/madisonbeer/status/1806055893496365074 ↑ Wired (10/20/2021): Madison Beer Answers the Web's Most Searched Questions | WIRED. https://youtu.be/MHkmeDQNBJ0?si=8k1hnquUVktGq3qf. ↑ Lana's tar black soul (06/19/2020): Madison Beer tells her coming out story. https://youtu.be/ALNA99epkms?si=JEOELAkY3iZyPwyH. ↑ Share The Joy (03/28/2020): Madison Beer comes out as Bisexual. https://youtu.be/Avgp-vB4QvQ?si=WIw5O9ToXltBFaah. ↑ Just Jared Jr. (10/19/2016): Madison Beer Reveals She's Been In Love With A Girl. https://www.justjaredjr.com/2016/10/19/madison-beer-reveals-shes-been-in-love-with-a-girl/. ↑ Zach Song Show Clips (09/21/2023): Madison Beer Teases Unreleased Song About A Girl She Was Dating. https://youtu.be/Ln6ODLceEHg?si=HAnbwqQ-1XFErx9J. ↑ Just Jared Jr. (10/15/2015): Madison Beer Met Boyfriend Jack Gilinsky Through Nash Grier. http://www.justjaredjr.com/2015/10/15/madison-beer-met-boyfriend-jack-gilinsky-through-nash-grier/. ↑ freedumpofpeach (07/02/2017): 2nd Audio of Jack Gilinsky Abusing Madison Beer Calling her Stupid (Mad cries). https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=guumIhtQV4s. ↑ nydailynews (2015): Madison Beer Urges Abuse Victims. http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/music/madison-beer-urges-abuse-victims-speak-article-1.3301136. ↑ McGahan, Michelle (10/14/2023): Why Madison Beer called it quits with Brooklyn Beckham. https://www.nickiswift.com/253494/why-madison-beer-called-it-quits-with-brooklyn-beckham/. ↑ Xiomi :) (02/26/2020): Madison Beer caught in heated argument with Zack Bia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQSjUoPRU6c. ↑ Telling, Gillian; Sands, Nicolle (03/19/2019): Madison Beer and Boyfriend Zack Bia Split: Source. https://people.com/music/madison-beer-zack-bia-split/. ↑ Beer, Madison (03/07/2023): https://twitter.com/sitebeer/status/1588387494940520449. ↑ File:Nick with his new alleged gf.png ↑ Taylor, Trey - The Face (08/21/2020): Madison Beer: “I’m already prepared for people to say that… - The Face. https://theface.com/music/madison-beer-life-support-suicidal-diagnosis-interview. ↑ Billboard (02/26/2021): Madison Beer Looks Back at Childhood Influences & What Shaped Her on Growing Up: Determined. https://youtu.be/AmqyMJTjNx4?si=EoppGdSgKEUaM2n4. ↑ Martin - The Drinks Project (01/19/2025): How Did Madison Beer Get Famous and What Her Journey Teaches Aspiring Artists. https://thedrinksproject.com/how-did-madison-beer-get-famous/. ↑ Vacco-Bolaños, Jessica - Elite Daily (12/01/2020): Madison Beer Told Haters Who Say She Copies Ariana To Take Several Seats. https://www.elitedaily.com/p/madison-beers-quotes-about-being-pitted-against-ariana-grande-are-on-point-47211600. ↑ Mier, Tomás - Rolling Stone (05/31/2023): Madison Beer on New Album 'Silence Between Songs,' Lana Del Rey. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/madison-beer-new-album-silence-between-songs-123474. ↑ Meredith Kyle (09/18/2023): Madison Beer: “The ’60s was such an exciting time for music”. https://www.lpm.org/music/2023-09-18/madison-beer-on-the-music-of-the-60s-personal-growth-being-inspired-by-the-beatles. ↑ Twitter - Who else is Pisces? ↑ https://youtu.be/MHkmeDQNBJ0?si=qYzmnONOwM5EUWep ↑ Instagram - Madison building a cage ↑ Instagram - Cages are done ↑ Youtube - Madison talking about an alternative job ↑ Facebook - Madison eating at Urth ↑ Instagram - Favorite drink ↑ 57.0 57.1 57.2 57.3 57.4 https://youtu.be/UE5rYz55aQM?si=kTXnBYTM2LXRt1j8 ↑ 58.0 58.1 58.2 58.3 PI | MADISON BEER ↑ https://x.com/madisonbeer/status/1249492804969148416 ↑ Youtube - Madison talking about jet skiing ↑ Youtube - Madison talking about her nails ↑ Youtube - Madison talking about her dream destination ↑ Twitter - Madison getting a piano ↑ Twitter - Favorite toothpaste ↑ Youtube - Madison's name origin ↑ https://nameberry.com/b/girl-baby-name-madison ↑ https://youtu.be/cJktSdA6Y30?si=JsYEeiRTEme8q2S2 ↑ Facebook - Madison loves cream soda ↑ ELLE (04/15/2025): Burning questions. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIj1mxkIZAD/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==. ↑ https://youtu.be/-Ak9hTAiV6A?si=zn4PjAcpUM2ptAJF ↑ https://youtu.be/cWn0Ozmdl04?si=Eut5Lm7WuI_XN7YC ↑ https://youtu.be/aRDjgqt3qL8?si=gbMFozKhs4ix1WqO ↑ 73.0 73.1 Johnston, Kathleen (02/19/2021): Madison Beer: ‘I used to really beat myself up about my voice’ | British GQ. https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/culture/article/madison-beer-interview. ↑ https://youtu.be/MHkmeDQNBJ0?si=qYzmnONOwM5EUWep ↑ Modern Woman: Madison Beer - C-Heads Magazine ↑ https://youtu.be/7ia4PNp98Vs?si=vU7k1vZMK58h21TX ↑ https://youtu.be/Eoq2XOtiE-I?si=ytFzmkKMczkKRrkU ↑ Beer, Madison (08/17/2020): live stream chat. https://www.youtube.com/live/aX1BY4wtCg8?si=OAOopXpxg-pdi0la. ↑ https://youtu.be/cJktSdA6Y30?si=guJZ7iQeX9QVWTkO ↑ Variety (11/21/2025): Madison Beer - bittersweet | Behind the Song. https://youtu.be/hqMXfls-O9M?si=2mrbAG9QaUIRV179. ↑ 81.0 81.1 Who What Wear (February 11, 2026): Madison Beer on Her Viral Memes, Digital Footprint & New “Locket” Era. https://youtu.be/Tg8HZ2LkM84?si=4uOvF5vFr33SHITD. ↑ Lana's tar black soul (06/19/2020): Madison Beer tells her coming out story. https://youtu.be/ALNA99epkms?si=JEOELAkY3iZyPwyH. ↑ Taylor, Trey - The Face (08/21/2020): Madison Beer: “I’m already prepared for people to say that… - The Face. https://theface.com/music/madison-beer-life-support-suicidal-diagnosis-interview. ↑ MadsMoments (04/19/2020): MADISON BEER SPEAKS OUT ABOUT PLASTIC SURGERY RUMORS (THE TRUTH). https://youtu.be/slyOzF-YRJw?si=3gdfZtmgbKrtQghm. ↑ Podcrushed (January 22, 2026): Madison Beer | Podcrushed | Ep. 146. https://youtu.be/J3ZmvaVj8NM?si=VJar7clN3OvuTQ21. ↑ Hot Ones (February 12, 2026): Madison Beer Lives Out Her Dream While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones. https://youtu.be/d5uhih_I7Jw?si=6_N7KwtTqYGScRMZ.