Former partners of Presley Gerber are paying tribute to the late model following his death at age 27 from a suspected overdose at a Santa Monica sober living facility on September 20, 2026. Among those remembering him are Cameron Rorrison, Lexi Wood, and Charlotte D’Alessio, who have shared public statements reflecting on his compassion, resilience, and struggles with addiction.
Cameron Rorrison Remembers Presley Gerber as an Angel
Cameron Rorrison, who dated Gerber from 2018 to 2020, shared an emotional tribute on Instagram Stories, stating she had a difficult time finding words to address his passing. Rorrison wrote that Gerber possessed a wide-open heart, inspiring compassion, and incredible understanding. According to Rorrison, one of his most amazing qualities was his humanity and his unique way of making every person feel brilliant and important. Rorrison called him an angel in this life and the next.
Lexi Wood Reflects on Years of Friendship and Resilience
Lexi Wood, who was publicly linked to Gerber in 2022, posted throwback photographs and a video on Tuesday reflecting on their longtime friendship and romantic history. Wood wrote that everyone who loved Gerber knew he was one of the kindest, most open, loving, and courageous people. Wood noted that he fought hard for his life, stating, “He fought so hard for his life and he was brave enough to be open about that fight.”
Charlotte D’Alessio Expresses Grief Over Untimely Death
Canadian model Charlotte D’Alessio, who dated Gerber for approximately two years starting in 2018, also shared a series of intimate photographs and memories. D’Alessio wrote that they shared a pure love and expressed deep frustration over his passing, noting in her tribute that he “deserved more time” and “deserved more life.”
Investigation and Family Support Context
Authorities are investigating Gerber’s death as a suspected overdose, with official toxicology and autopsy reports still pending. Reports indicate that Gerber checked into the Santa Monica sober living facility on the evening of September 19, 2026. Sources noted that his parents, Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, along with his sister, Kaia Gerber, spent years supporting his efforts to seek treatment through therapy, inpatient and outpatient rehab, and sober coaching.
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