Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber were photographed during a grocery outing in Malibu following the loss of their son, Presley Gerber.
In the images, the couple walk out of a supermarket together, with Rande carrying a brown paper shopping bag. Their appearance comes after the family shared a personal tribute to Presley, who died on September 20 at age 27.
© x17/The Grosby GroupCindy wore an olive-green button-down shirt tucked into blue flared jeans, completing her outfit with brown shoes, a matching shoulder bag and sunglasses. Her hair fell loosely over her shoulders, and layered necklaces finished the casual look.
Rande also wore jeans, pairing his with a white T-shirt, a dark overshirt and black New Balance sneakers. A black-and-white baseball cap and sunglasses rounded out his outfit.
© x17/The Grosby GroupRemembering Presley in their own words:
On October 18, Cindy shared a black-and-white portrait of Presley alongside a message signed by her, Rande, and their daughter, Kaia Gerber.
© x17/The Grosby Group“We are beyond heartbroken to lose our beloved son and brother,” the family wrote. In the accompanying message, they expressed gratitude for the 27 years they had shared with Presley and celebrated the kindness and vulnerability he brought to the world. They also thanked friends, loved ones and strangers who had reached out with compassion.
The tribute centered on their love for Presley and their pride in the person he was, concluding with a promise to love him forever. The family had previously requested privacy during this difficult time.
© x17/The Grosby GroupA family connection that extended into fashion:
Presley followed his mother into modeling, as did his younger sister, Kaia. Their careers created opportunities to share professional milestones alongside their family experiences, including Kaia and Presley’s joint Calvin Klein campaign in 2018.
During an interview on set, Kaia spoke warmly about how much she enjoyed working with her brother.
© WWD via Getty ImagesKaia also shared a separate tribute on October 18, remembering Presley through childhood photographs, videos, and a deeply personal letter. She described how much being his sister had meant to her and reflected on his lasting influence on her life, remembering him as a teacher and protector.
