Justin Herbert's GF Madison Beer nails Halloween by styling up her pet dog Presley as Bumblebee

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert’s girlfriend, Madison Beer, shared a cute Halloween post on Friday. The singer posted a picture of her dog, Presley, lying on a cream-colored carpet while dressed in a yellow-and-black bumblebee costume with little wings.

The adorable snap gave her followers a glimpse of her festive Halloween spirit.

Justin Herbert's GF Madison Beer nails Halloween by styling up her pet dog Presley as Bumblebee [IG/@madisionbeer]

Last week, the 'Reckless' singer also shared exciting news about her upcoming album 'Locket.' Along with the photo, she dropped a message in her caption and wrote:

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"This album means the world to me, I’ve never been so proud or excited about something, and i am soooooo beyond excited for u to listen:’)) This project is my world and metaphorically / literally my heart 🪽🪽 locket 1.16 !!!”

Beer said her new album Locket was inspired by her tour experiences from the past two years. The Chargers QB’s girlfriend shared that she wanted it to reflect her live shows and create something she’s proud to perform.

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Justin Herbert’s girlfriend Madison Beer gets candid about her growth

During an interview on SiriusXM’s TikTok Radio Show with Davis Burleson on October 27, Justin Herbert's girlfriend delved into the growth of her artistic journey.

“I think that my journey has been a strange one, and I think there's been a lot of ups and downs, there's been a lot of very intense emotional moments, and now being on the other side of a lot of that, I feel like I've learned and gained so much perspective and so much... I don't know.” “I feel like just the ability to really sit in the, like, the people who want to see you will, and the people who, like, want to love you and be a part of your life will...," Beer added.

Now, Madison has learned to accept that not everyone will understand her and feels more at peace with it.

Edited by Prasen