Madison Beer was back at the Chargers’ facility on Tuesday, and this time the scene on the field pulled in another star couple.
During the Chargers’ joint practice with the San Francisco 49ers, Beer and her fiancé Justin Herbert crossed paths with Christian McCaffrey and Olivia Culpo. NFL analyst David Lombardi shared the interaction on X, showing the two couples chatting and laughing together.
Culpo stood out in a black maternity jumpsuit that highlighted her baby belly, while McCaffrey wore a white full-sleeve T-shirt, black shorts and white shoes. Beer, positioned beside the running back in the video, wore a white dress and carried a brown shoulder bag.
Beer’s presence at Chargers training camp has drawn plenty of attention, and not all of it has been positive. NFL fans have been frustrated with the wider trend of partners showing up around camp, especially in connection with Beer, Marissa Ayers and Olivia Ponton.
“It's like, why are the girlfriends there? It's to bring the families together.
Just kind of gives everyone a chance to meet and hang out and bond and just be a part of it. Where the kids can go, they see their dads.
It's so cute.”
Nick Wright also took aim at Beer’s visits to Chargers training camp, criticizing the optics around her and Herbert and drawing a comparison to Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift.
“What is this? I understand everyone wants to be Travis and Taylor," he said.
"I get it, I don’t blame you. They never did this at the practice field.
What is happening here? You can’t have more videos of your girlfriend fixing your hair than playoff wins when you’ve been in the league for seven years.”
A day before showing up alongside McCaffrey and Culpo, Beer had also reacted warmly to Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber’s intimate moments from a Dodgers game.
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