Nick Bosa's girlfriend Lauren Maenner expresses gratitude for 2024 as fashion model's 'work-filled' year ends

Nick Bosa's girlfriend, Lauren Maenner, is wrapping up the year with lots of gratitude. Celebrating all the modeling opportunities that came her way, she took to Instagram on Sunday and added a heartfelt caption.

“Extremely grateful I was able to do this full time in 2024, what a work-filled year. All possible thanks to the best agents at The INDUSTRY Model Mgmt LA, Next Management Miami, and KT Management. Excited to see what 2025 brings ✨,” Maenner wrote.

She also shared some behind-the-scenes photos from her indoor and outdoor modeling shoots.

Maenner, who is a Philadelphia native, started modeling at five years old and only took a break to focus on her studies.

She picked up modeling again after completing her undergraduate degree in Public Relations and Communications at Temple University.

Maenner has since modeled for brands like Juicy Couture, Skims and Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, among others.

Bosa and Maenner became official in October 2023 when the 49ers defensive lineman's mother, Cheryl Bosa, posted about them on Instagram.

“I love my sons’ gfs!!!” Cheryl captioned.

Maenner was first spotted spending time with the Bosa family at an NFL game in December 2022. She wore LAChargers gear alongside Cheryl and Amanda Kassdikian, who is dating Nick’s brother, Chargers LB Joey Bosa.

Since Lauren is from Philadelphia, she has likely traded her Eagles allegiance to cheer for San Francisco as she wore her boyfriend's No. 97 jersey at the 49ers game in Philly in December 2023.

Lauren Maenner hit her career milestones but Nick Bosa's team struggled badly

In 2023, the San Francisco 49ers played in the Super Bowl but lost to the Kansas City Chiefs.

However, the Niners are at the bottom of the NFC West this season and will miss the playoffs for the first time since 2020.

Speaking from the locker room on Thursday, Nick Bosa talked about the disappointing season.

"It's obviously not where you want to be this time of year," Bosa said to reporters.

"It's different, especially watching where we were at last year against this team. Just that feeling of December, January football. It's a feeling that I've gotten used to, being really competitive and being in the mix. But I think we're doing a good job of staying engaged. This is our job, so we're going to finish it strong."

Despite the challenges, Bosa dismissed the notion that morale in the locker room had collapsed.

"There are much worse jobs to have than playing a sport and making good money," Bosa said. Happy to come in."

The 49ers are back in action on Monday when they face the Detroit Lions on MNF.