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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.
Kaia Gerber pushes back on public judgments that label her dating history as a “serial dater” or “slut,” calling such criticisms misogynistic. She says she’s learned to protect aspects of her private life, strives to stay herself in relationships, and addresses the broader nepo baby debate while noting her own hard work and privilege.
Kaia Gerber discusses how constant comparisons to her supermodel mother Cindy Crawford fueled body-image issues and a past disordered eating, describing jealousy of her mom’s figure and the toll of public scrutiny; she and Crawford reflect on navigating fame and private life amid social media pressures, and the piece notes seeking help from the National Eating Disorders Association if needed.
Kaia Gerber, 24, revealed in Vogue that she has struggled with disordered eating and has long felt the pressure of comparisons to her mother, expressing envy of Cindy Crawford’s body and admitting she’s been thin for much of her life.
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.
Kaia Gerber discusses the pressures of living in her mother Cindy Crawford's shadow, reveals past struggles with disordered eating, and condemns body-shaming comments, while also addressing her dating life under scrutiny and her role opposite Homer Gere in Ryan Murphy's The Shards, emphasizing a commitment to staying true to herself.
Kaia Gerber opened up about the pressures of growing up in the public eye, revealing she has struggled with disordered eating and body-image scrutiny, often being compared to her mom Cindy Crawford. She emphasizes that negativity rarely helps mental health and is now focusing more on acting while keeping her private relationship with Lewis Pullman away from the spotlight, pushing back against being defined by her dating life.
Kaia Gerber tells Vogue about her past struggles with disordered eating and her ongoing reaction to Hollywood’s current “very thin” cycle, admitting she’s jealous of her mom Cindy Crawford’s body and acknowledging the relentless public scrutiny that shapes body image.
Kaia Gerber, in a Vogue cover story, opens up about her brother Presley Gerber’s long battle with drug use and mental health. She explains that his openness helped shift the family dynamic and that witnessing his honesty contributed to her own tendency to put her needs aside and hesitate to ask for help.
Kaia Gerber discusses her brother Presley Gerber’s decade-long battle with drug addiction in a Vogue interview, saying the family was humbled by his openness and highlighting their private parents’ stance, while noting Presley’s history including a 2019 DUI, a long fight with opiate use, and a near-fatal fentanyl overdose with ongoing sobriety updates.
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 says she doesn’t think she looks like Cindy Crawford, even though it’s flattering when people say she resembles her mom; she adds that the compliment means a lot and Crawford offered advice for her role in The Shards, the ’80s-set FX series she stars in with Homer Gere, while fans online debate how alike they appear.
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.