Cindy Crawford’s Family Requests Privacy As Presley Gerber’s Final Rehab Video Emerges! nt

A new video reportedly filmed by Presley Gerber inside a Santa Monica rehabilitation facility just hours before his death is drawing fresh attention to his final day — while Cindy Crawford, Rande Gerber and Kaia Gerber continue asking for privacy.
Presley, 27, died on September 20, 2026, at the treatment facility. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner confirmed his death, while Santa Monica police said they were investigating it as a suspected overdose and had found no indication of foul play. The official cause of death has still not been publicly finalized.

The newly surfaced footage reportedly shows Presley recording his surroundings at the rehab center during his first evening there. According to reporting published September 29, the video was taken only hours before emergency crews responded the following morning. The footage does not establish what caused his death, but it provides a rare glimpse into his final hours.
Through a family representative, Cindy, Rande and Kaia have kept their public statement brief: they are asking for privacy during what they described as an extremely painful time. Sources close to the family say they remain in shock and are still deciding how best to honor Presley.

The family is reportedly planning a very intimate memorial, with Malibu under consideration because of Presley’s connection to the ocean and surfing. Sources say the family wants the gathering to remain small and private despite the large number of friends who have reached out.
An autopsy has been completed, but investigators are still awaiting additional testing before issuing a final medical conclusion. That means claims identifying a specific drug or exact cause of death remain premature until the Medical Examiner releases its findings.

Presley had spoken publicly about addiction and mental-health struggles before his death, and friends and former partners have continued sharing emotional tributes describing his kindness and openness about recovery.