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Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere headline Vogue's September issue, following in the fashion footsteps of their iconic parents Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere who posed together for Vogue in 1992; shot by Steven Meisel, the ’80s-inspired spread features Chanel ensembles and nods to their FX series The Shards, with Kaia noting she didn’t want to be “the child” riding on fame and her dad offering guidance as he enters acting.
On Vogue's September cover, Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere address the nepo baby label, with Gerber insisting she’s benefited from her lineage while urging peers to prove themselves through work, and Gere noting he grew up largely outside Hollywood and has earned his opportunities. Both discuss the scrutiny that accompanies fame as they promote Ryan Murphy’s FX series The Shards, and reflect on their famous parents’ Vogue history.
Vogue’s September 2026 cover profile follows Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere as they discuss their distinct paths into acting, their famous parents, and their roles in Ryan Murphy’s The Shards—a 1981 Los Angeles–set series about wealth, privilege, and the AIDS era. The piece delves into Gerber’s Meisner/Strasberg training and her private approach to fame, Gere’s art-focused upbringing and Buddhist influences, and their close cast friendship, while also addressing the public’s nepo-baby scrutiny and the balance between personal privacy and professional ambition.
Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere—the children of Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere, respectively—play love interests in FX’s The Shards. They met before filming, formed a close bond, and even referenced their intertwined family histories as the Ryan Murphy adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s coming-of-age novel debuts on FX and Hulu.
Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere—the children of Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere—met while filming Ryan Murphy's The Shards and quickly became friends, noting they connected as coworkers; the piece also recalls their parents’ 1990s marriage.
Crawford and Gere’s 1991–1995 marriage ended largely due to a 17-year age gap, relentless touring and career demands that kept them from spending time together, and the difficulty of evolving while in their 20s; rumors about Gere’s sexuality added to the tabloid drama, but the split endured, now drawing renewed attention as their children Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere appear in Ryan Murphy’s FX series The Shards.
Homer Gere says it was “really funny” to work with Kaia Gerber on The Shards, noting they only met shortly before filming and quickly became friends. Kaia echoed the sentiment, praising Gere as a great scene partner as they shoot the Bret Easton Ellis adaptation set in 1981 Los Angeles. The FX series, directed by Ryan Murphy, premieres August 5.
Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere, whose parents Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere divorced in the ’90s, say they connected as coworkers long before shooting Ryan Murphy’s The Shards, forming a close friendship on set while navigating the unique dynamic of sharing a family-linked past after their parents’ split.
Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere—who are not related—attended FX's The Shards world premiere in New York on July 27, 2026, channeling their famous parents with a 90s-inspired red carpet moment: Kaia wore a gilded sequin dress while Homer styled his hair in a middle part and wore a tailored black suit, sparking nostalgia as they posed with co-stars at the premiere and after-party.
Kaia Gerber, 24, arrived at the world premiere of Ryan Murphy’s FX thriller The Shards in New York dressed like her mother Cindy Crawford in a beaded, sheer Valentino column gown, later switching to a black Norma Kamali dress for the El Quijote after‑party; she also praised co‑star Homer Gere, son of Richard Gere, calling him magnetic to watch as The Shards debuts Aug. 5 on FX and Hulu.
In Euphoria's penultimate Season 3 episode (airing May 24), Sydney Sweeney's Cassie has a provocative scene with Dylan Reed, played by Homer Gere (Richard Gere's son). Cassie later hacks his phone to post a revealing photo to boost her OnlyFans, sending the image viral. The episode closes with a shocking death, as teased in coverage.