Presley Gerber reportedly checked himself into rehab just hours before his death at 27 after recognizing he needed help amid ongoing struggles.
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Presley Gerber reportedly checked himself into rehab just hours before his death at 27 after recognizing he needed help amid ongoing struggles.
“He doesn’t know where he fits in,” a source once said of Presley.
Get a rundown of Us‘ top stories making headlines in celebrity news, sports and entertainment on September 21, 2026. Here are the key takeaways: • Presley Gerber‘s autopsy has been completed with his cause of death deferred pending additional testing that could take months, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner said. Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber‘s son died at a rehab facility, and Santa Monica police are investigating the death as a suspected overdose with no indication of foul play. • Taylor Frankie Paul teased her exit from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives in an Instagram post Monday, writing…
Now that the path is clear for Paramount to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for $110 billion, the legacy studio is keeping its headquarters in Los Angeles, CEO David Ellison said Monday. The executive assured in a follow-up statement to the morning’s settlement news with California Attorney General Rob Bonta and others that he’s “eager to get to work building a stronger Hollywood.” “Now that we reached and announced a settlement, we’re eager to get to work building a stronger Hollywood,” Ellison said. “Let me be clear: the newly merged company will be headquartered in Los Angeles. We aren’t going anywhere.…
Now that the path is clear for Paramount to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for $110 billion, the legacy studio is keeping its headquarters in Los Angeles, CEO David Ellison said Monday. The executive assured in a follow-up statement to the morning’s settlement news with California Attorney General Rob Bonta and others that he’s “eager to get to work building a stronger Hollywood.” “Now that we reached and announced a settlement, we’re eager to get to work building a stronger Hollywood,” Ellison said. “Let me be clear: the newly merged company will be headquartered in Los Angeles. We aren’t going anywhere.…
Taylor Williams and Clarke Carraway are not picking each other anymore. After the Love Island USA stars—who coupled up during season seven after she turned Williams’ head in Casa Amor—confirmed…
A New Jersey man has been sentenced to prison in connection with the death of a missing person after 106 bones were discovered across multiple properties in 2020. Michael A. Zappley, of Westville, was sentenced to 12 years in prison on Friday, September 18, over the killing of Miguel Martinez III, according to a Monday, September 21, news release from the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office. Zappley’s sentence comes after he pleaded guilty last month to aggravated manslaughter in connection with Martinez’s 2016 death. Martinez was reported missing by his family members on June 15, 2016, according to prosecutors. Man Facing…
Presley Gerber’s family is in ‘total shock’ after his death at a rehab facility, and blasted claims his struggles were caused by ‘absent Hollywood parents.’
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