MIAMI.- Cindy Crawford She is devastated by the death of her firstborn Presley Gerber. Two days after the death of his son 27 years old, in a rehabilitation center, a fountain near the family He stated that the supermodel is heartbroken.
“Cindy is completely shocked by Presley’s devastating death. She is heartbroken,” the insider told People.
Another source, close to Presley’s sister, Kaia Gerber, 25, told the magazine that the family was shocked.
“They are deeply saddened. Kaia loved that Presley spoke so openly about her problems; her family was very proud that she found strength in helping others,” said the insider.
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An acquaintance of the Gerbers pointed out that both Cindy and Rande Gerber, Presley’s father, were always aware of their son’s problems, supporting him in his fight against the addictions and mental health problems.
“This was never a situation where two Hollywood parents were absent. Cindy and Rande could not have supported Presley more. They were always by his side and did everything they could to help him. The family has always been very close and Presley was deeply loved.”
Although the autopsy has already been performed, the authorities have postponed the disclosure of its results because they requested other tests to find the exact cause of death.
“The investigation continues and the information available is limited. The death was declared at 9:45 a.m. on September 20, 2026 by the paramedics who responded to the scene. The Santa Monica Police Department is the police agency in charge of the investigation,” reads a statement that the Los Angeles County medical examiner’s office sent to People on Monday, September 21.
The model had spoken openly about his problems on several occasions.
“Having struggled with mental health issues, depression and other associated difficulties, I believe that whether I help one person or a hundred people get out of the situation I was in at one point in my life, that’s all I need to do,” he said on the podcast. Studio 22 in 2023.
“(Mental health) is an important topic. It’s a fundamental part of my life. It’s a 24/7 job, and there are so many facets to it. That’s really what I want to do: help people, whether they’re depressed or dealing with something that’s negatively affecting their health. It can be anything, and there’s no bias here,” he added.
