George Clooney's Heartbreaking Message to Presley Gerber Revealed After Model's Death at 27
George Clooney was reportedly a source of support for Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber's son, Presley, before his death

Details of George Clooney's reported support for Presley Gerber have emerged following the model's death at 27, offering a glimpse into the Hollywood actor's close bond with Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber's only son.
Clooney reportedly remained a source of support for Presley during his struggles with addiction, with people close to the actor describing the pair as genuinely close. Presley's death is currently being investigated as a suspected overdose, although the official cause and manner of death have not yet been determined.
George Clooney's Advice to Presley Gerber Before His Death
Clooney reportedly spent considerable time speaking with Presley and continued offering him encouragement as he dealt with personal difficulties. The Ocean's Eleven star, 65, was particularly close to the Gerber family through his longstanding friendship with Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber.
Clooney and Rande co-founded Casamigos with Mike Meldman in 2013. Diageo agreed to acquire the tequila company in 2017 in a transaction valued at up to $1 billion, with the deal including an initial payment of $700 million and a potential further $300 million earn-out.
The friendship extended to their children, with Presley and his sister Kaia Gerber reportedly referring to Clooney as 'Uncle George'.
A source close to Clooney told the Daily Mail that he 'would spend hours talking to Presley', particularly after Presley's 2018 DUI. The source said Clooney would advise Presley to be careful after his DUI and had more recently sent him supportive messages, including, 'I am here for you.'
Another source close to Amal Clooney said Presley and her husband were 'close'. 'Presley was more than just a friend's kid. They had a bond,' the tipster said. Page Six contacted representatives for Clooney but had not received a response at the time of publication.
Cindy Crawford Reportedly 'Inconsolable' After Presley's Death
Cindy Crawford is reportedly struggling to come to terms with the death of her son, with sources describing the 60-year-old supermodel as 'inconsolable' and 'heartbroken'. Sources told People that Crawford and the family were shocked following Presley's death.
Crawford and Rande had remained closely involved in their son's life as he navigated his struggles with mental health and substance use.
Crawford's grief has also brought renewed attention to comments she made years earlier about the pain of losing a child, as she reflected on her mother's strength following the death of her younger brother Jeffrey from leukaemia and her parents' divorce.
'I can't imagine the pain of losing a child,' Crawford said. Her remarks resurfaced following Presley's death.
Presley Gerber's Death Remains Under Investigation
Presley died on 20 September at a rehabilitation facility in Santa Monica, California, aged 27. Santa Monica police said they were investigating the death as a suspected overdose, while also stating there was no indication of foul play.
Reports based on emergency dispatch recordings indicated that responders were sent to the facility following calls involving cardiac arrest and an apparent overdose. Presley was pronounced dead at 9.45am, but the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner has deferred determining the official cause and manner of death pending additional testing.
Presley had previously spoken publicly about his struggles with addiction and mental health. His openness included discussions about his recovery and treatment, while his sister Kaia also spoke about his journey and described him as someone who had chosen to be vulnerable about his experiences.
The latest details surrounding his death have continued to emerge as authorities investigate what happened at the rehabilitation facility. Presley's family, including Crawford, Rande and Kaia, has asked for privacy as the investigation continues and the medical examiner awaits the results needed to establish the official cause of death.
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