Justin Herbert's GF Madison Beer flexes cooking skills for 2025 Christmas while showing off freshly baked holiday treat

Justin Herbert’s girlfriend, and American singer/songwriter, Madison Beer, is already in a whole festival mood as the holidays get closer. The pop star kept things simple and fun this week, showing her 40,400,000 Instagram followers a different side of her life that has nothing to do with music or the spotlight.

Instead of red carpets, she went straight to the kitchen to make dessert, bringing a holiday mood. On Tuesday, Beer gave followers a glimpse of her cinnamon roll recipe. In the first story, she shared a picture of her dough rising in a bowl.

Herbert’s girlfriend also added a short message in the caption:

“You know what time it is.”

Justin Herbert's GF Madison Beer flexes her cooking skills for 2025 Christmas while showing off freshly baked holiday treat [IG/@madisonbeer]

In her next Instagram story, the Chargers quarterback's girlfriend posted a photo of the finished cinnamon rolls, baked to a perfect golden brown. The swirls were soft, sticky, and clearly fresh out of the oven. She finished the recipe by covering the rolls with a thick layer of Cream Cheese Icing, giving off a classic holiday look.

Justin Herbert's GF Madison Beer flexes her cooking skills for 2025 Christmas while showing off freshly baked holiday treat [IG/@madiosnbeer]

Madison Beer breaks down emotional journey of song 'Bittersweet'

Justin Herbert's girlfriend shared behind-the-scenes moments of her song ‘Bittersweet,’ which was released this year on October 10. Last month, the singer gave fans a glimpse of the song in a video uploaded on Variety’s YouTube channel, where she talked about the lyrics of the song.

“I definitely wanted it to be a ballad, like a ballad lyrically, but something that opened up, like I didn't want it to just be a stripped back, sort of like my song Selfish or Reckless, those are really true ballads in my opinion.”

“Whereas I knew that I wanted this one to be able to be run around at a festival, and you can actually dance to it, and it can grow in this interesting place, there are a lot of songs that do that that I really, really love. I feel like this song just gives spinning around, dancing in a snow globe, potentially or something,” Beer said in the video. [04:07]

Herbert’s gf also shared that the bridge of her song felt very important to her. She explained it shows a mix of emotions, starting with anger and frustration, moving to sadness, and ending with the truth that she truly tried her best.