Madison Beer Parents: Who Are Tracie Beer And Robert Beer?

Madison Beer is a well-known American singer and songwriter.

Madison Elle Beer was born on March 5, 1999, in Jericho, New York, the United States to parents Tracie Beer and Robert Beer. Her father, Robert Beer, is a real estate developer, while her mother, Tracie, worked as an interior designer.

Madison Beer’s parents divorced when she was young. She was raised alongside a younger brother named Ryder Beer and is of Jewish ethnicity. She won a modelling competition at the age of four and was featured on the cover of Child magazine.

Madison Beer rose to prominence after Justin Bieber posted a link to one of her cover songs. She has been posting covers on YouTube since early 2012. She later released her debut single, “Melodies”, in 2013 and released her debut EP, As She Pleases in 2018.

Madison Beer has also made appearances in Todrick (2015), RuPaul’s Drag Race (2020), and Louder Than Words (2013). She is signed to Epic Records and released her debut studio album, Life Support in 2021.

Who Are Tracie Beer And Robert Beer?

Madison Beer was born to parents Tracie Beer and Robert Beer. Her father, Robert Beer, is a real estate developer, while her mother, Tracie, worked as an interior designer. Tracie Beer is also a former teen model and entrepreneur.

However, Madison Beer’s parents divorced when she was young. Her father, Robert got remarried to a woman named Lyndsey Mayer. He is the founder of the construction company Built by Beer.

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