Presley Gerber passes away at age 27 in Los Angeles facility By Carolina Costa
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American model Presley Gerber died at age 27 inside a Los Angeles rehabilitation center on September 21, 2026. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner verified the death through official institutional filings.
Los Angeles medical examiner confirms fatality at facility
Authorities disclosed no immediate cause. Representatives for parents Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber issued no immediate public statement following the notification from county officials, while archival interviews documented that the runway figure had previously addressed personal battles involving substance abuse and mental health struggles.
The young model entered the professional fashion circuit as a teenager after drawing media attention as the son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber. His early entrance into entertainment followed widespread public interest in his family background.
Runway appearances and luxury campaigns defined early career
Before agency DNA Models selected him as the face for Celine Eau de Californie, Gerber walked major runway presentations for Dolce & Gabbana and Moschino at age 17 while concurrently securing global advertising spots with Calvin Klein. The assignments established his profile across American print and runway markets.
Commercial projects frequently united Presley Gerber with his sister Kaia Gerber for editorial shoots and public industry appearances. Luxury watch manufacturer Omega entered a corporate agreement in 2017 that designated Cindy Crawford, Rande Gerber, Kaia Gerber, and Presley Gerber as collective brand representatives.
- Omega signed all four Gerber family members to global promotional contracts in 2017
- Pepsi featured Presley Gerber in a national television broadcast in 2018
- Cindy Crawford performed in the original soft drink commercial in 1992
Super Bowl television commercial recreated famous broadcast
Presley Gerber appeared in a nationally televised Pepsi Super Bowl advertisement in 2018 that featured voiceover narration by television host Jimmy Fallon. The broadcast aired during the championship game telecast.
The television spot recreated scenes from the 1992 Super Bowl soft drink commercial that Cindy Crawford filmed for the same beverage company. Networks originally transmitted the initial campaign 26 years before the updated iteration reached television screens.
