Presley Gerber, son of supermodel Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber, has died at a rehabilitation facility, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. The cause of death has not been disclosed. Presley, 25, had been open about his struggles with addiction and mental health, recently undergoing treatment involving the psychoactive substance ibogaine at a specialized clinic in Mexico.

In March, Presley described himself as "absolutely terrified" ahead of the controversial ibogaine therapy, a high-dose treatment derived from an African shrub that some clinics claim can ease withdrawal symptoms and promote a mental reset. Following the treatment, Presley expressed gratitude to the clinic’s staff and shared that he was beginning to find his way forward after confronting personal challenges.

Cindy Crawford publicly praised her son for his bravery in sharing his struggles and seeking help, describing him as a "warrior" who had "walked through fire to find yourself." His sister, Kaia Gerber, and his father also paid tribute to Presley’s courage and strength. Presley appeared last in public in June at a mental health panel discussion, where he spoke candidly about his experience. At the event, he encouraged others facing difficulties to engage in small acts of self-care, such as moving their bodies and spending time outdoors.

In a birthday message last July, Cindy Crawford expressed her pride in Presley, calling him the man he had become while emphasizing she would always see him as her child. Following news of his death, numerous friends and celebrities, including Brooklyn Beckham and Paris Hilton, shared heartfelt messages on social media, highlighting Presley’s kindness and the deep affection with which he was regarded.

A spokesperson for Cindy Crawford’s family requested privacy during what was described as a “very difficult and painful time.” The circumstances surrounding Presley Gerber’s death remain under investigation.