Former supermodel Cindy Crawford, her husband, Rande Gerber, and their daughter, model and actress Kaia Gerber all suffered a terrible tragedy last month. Their son and brother, Presley Gerber, died unexpectedly at the age of 27. Per TMZ, he passed away from "a suspected overdose" at a sober living facility. That facility allegedly had issues prior to Gerber's death, according to the outlet.
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TMZ claims that records from the Santa Monica Police Department indicate that law enforcement went to Resolutions Living months ago. That was on February 18 of this year. Evidently, "someone at the facility feared a patient had OD'd." An unnamed source allegedly shared with TMZ that the person was reportedly revived with multiple doses of Narcan. She was not taken anywhere for additional treatment, per the outlet.
Gerber Died There in September
Presley Gerber died at Resolutions Living on Sunday, September 20, 2026. Video of him taken shortly after his arrival allegedly shows Gerber seemingly "under the influence." Also according to TMZ, "Sources also told us he continued using drugs while staying at the home."
TMZ reports that the facility's admissions officer was let go following Gerber's death. Also, Resolutions Living's owner, Dr. Reza Habavi, allegedly declined to respond to the outlet's inquiries about why Presley Gerber was admitted the day before he passed away "while he was allegedly high."
The Owner of Resolutions Living Has Allegedly Had Problems in the Past
Page Six reports that Habavi "once had his psychology license denied over his criminal past involving drugs and a minor." The outlet claims that in February 2002, Habavi was allegedly arrested by Oakland police. He was allegedly found sleeping in a vehicle accompanied by a 15-year-old female.Weapons and drugs were allegedly discovered in the vehicle. Per the outlet, Habavi "pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of possession of a controlled substance and was sentenced to 36 months of probation."
Habavi allegedly had another scrape with the law in May 2002. Per the outlet, "...[H]e pleaded again no contest to a misdemeanor charge of possession of a controlled substance and was sentenced to 36 months of probation."
