Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber Return to Public Eye Amid Son's Tragic Death Soccer star and businessman Cindy Crawford and her husband Rande Gerber were photographed together for the first time since their 27‑year‑old son Presley's death. The suspected overdose at a rehabilitation facility in Los Angeles cast a shadow over the glamorous couple's public life. Cindy Crawford and her husband Rande Gerber were photographed together for the first time since the heartbreaking death of their 27‑year‑old son Presley. The renowned supermodel, who is 60, and the businessman, 64, left Presley's residence in Hollywood on Monday in a sleek black Range Rover. The grieving parents, who also share a 25‑year‑old daughter, Kaia, stayed low‑profile during the drive, but a flash of emotion was evident when Crawford, seated in the passenger seat, gestured dramatically while speaking, her eyes shielded by dark sunglasses. Gerber was at the wheel. Presley died at a Los Angeles rehabilitation facility on Sunday, after a weeklong battle with substance abuse, panic attacks and mental health issues. The cause of death is under investigation as a suspected overdose.Presley's Hospital Stay and DeathAccording to reports from TMZ, Presley entered the high‑end Resolutions Living Rehab on Saturday night under the influence of a substance and did not appear sober when checked in. The incident prompted emergency responders to arrive at 9:35 a.m. on September 20, 2026, following a call for a possible overdose in the 1000 block of Berkeley Street. Sheriff's and police investigators found the 27‑year‑old deceased, and a subsequent medical‑examiner assessment confirmed a cardiac arrest, while no foul play was indicated.The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner Office has announced that the autopsy has been completed and the body is ready for release. The official cause of death has not yet been publicized, but the investigation into the overdose is still active. In the days before his death, Presley had posted on social media about a "Pre‑ibogaine flood dose" he received at a Mexican treatment clinic.Ibogaine, derived from an African shrub, is a psycho‑active substance that can help with withdrawal symptoms and is classified as a Schedule I drug in the United States, though it is legally prescribed in countries such as Canada, Brazil and in specialized clinics in Mexico. Presley's parents have spoken publicly about his courage. Kaia praised him in a heartfelt tribute, calling him a warrior. Cindy posted on Instagram, "You are a warrior!Public Tribute and AftermathWalked thru the fire to find yourself! So proud!" while Rande echoed his pride and love in a short message. The family's public appearance after the tragedy reflects their attempt to honor Presley's memory and the struggle he faced. The incident highlights the ongoing challenge of addiction and mental health in the entertainment industry. Despite the lavish backdrop of Hollywood and the sheen of celebrity, the Gerber‑Crawford family endured a profound loss, and their brief public appearance offers a glimpse of resilience amid grief.