Cindy Crawford and Randy Gerber ‘never stopped supporting’ son Presley before death

Cindy Crawford and Randy Gerber ‘never stopped supporting’ son Presley before death

Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber never stopped worrying about their son, Presley Gerber, amid his years-long struggles with addiction and mental health.

“There was always concern around Presley,” a source close to the family exclusively told Page Six. “Cindy and Rande loved him tremendously, and they worried about him. They wanted him to be healthy and get to a good place.”

“They never stopped supporting him,” the insider said. “No matter what he was going through, his family was there and wanted him to get the help he needed.”

Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber never stopped worrying about their son, Presley Gerber, pictured above in December 2018, amid his years-long struggles with addiction and mental health. Dave Benett/Getty Images
“There was always concern around Presley,” a source close to the family exclusively told Page Six. (Pictured above in December 2022) Getty Images for CELINE

Presley died Sunday at age 27 at a rehab facility in Santa Monica. An autopsy has yet to be completed, and an official cause of death has not been released, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.

TMZ reported Monday that authorities suspect Presley died from a drug overdose while undergoing treatment.

“Cindy is incredibly close to her children,” the source said. “Presley was her only son and she was always protective of him. She wanted nothing more than to see him doing well.”

Flowers have already begun arriving at the Crawford-Gerber family home in the wake of Presley’s death, the insider told Page Six.

According to the insider, “No matter what he was going through, his family was there and wanted him to get the help he needed.” MediaPunch / BACKGRID
“Cindy and Rande loved him tremendously, and they worried about him,” the source said. ZUMAPRESS.com

Reps for Crawford and Rande did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

Presley had been candid about his battle with addiction and mental health in the months before his death.

In March, the model revealed he had undergone ibogaine treatment, writing on Instagram about finally confronting issues he had spent years avoiding. He described the experience as a turning point after struggling to relinquish control during treatment.

His famous family publicly rallied around him.

Presley, pictured above in February 2020, died Sunday at age 27 at a rehab facility in Santa Monica, Page Six confirmed. RMBI / BACKGRID
An autopsy has yet to be completed, and an official cause of death has not been released, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. Jon Boy Tattoo/Instagram

Just six months before his death, Crawford called her son a “warrior” as he shared details of his addiction battle and treatment journey.

Presley’s younger sister, Kaia Gerber, 25, also spoke candidly last month about how her brother’s decade-long struggle had affected their family.

“When something like that happens … it kind of levels everyone,” Kaia said, while praising her brother for refusing to hide what he was going through.

Presley, pictured above in April 2019, had been candid about his battle with addiction and mental health in the months before his death. GC Images
Presley, who began modeling as a teenager and was signed to IMG Models at 15, is survived by Crawford, Rande and Kaia Gerber. Juan Rico / BACKGRID

Presley was last publicly photographed with his parents in June, when he was seen embracing Crawford and Rande during a family outing in Malibu.

His family confirmed his death Sunday night.

“The family is asking for privacy during this very difficult and painful time,” a representative said in a statement.

Presley, who began modeling as a teenager and was signed to IMG Models at 15, is survived by Crawford, Rande and Kaia.

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