Kaia Gerber has been photographed with her famous parents, Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, for the first time since the family lost her brother, Presley Gerber, at age 27. The family continues to mourn his death three weeks later.

Presley died after suffering cardiac arrest on September 20 while staying at Resolutions Living, a rehabilitation facility in Santa Monica. His death was reportedly linked to a suspected overdose.

More than three weeks later, 25-year-old Kaia appeared somber during an outing with her parents, Cindy, 60, and Rande, 64, in Los Angeles on Monday.

The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Kaia, Cindy, and Rande for comment but has not yet received a response.

The family outing came one day after Kaia was seen in public, following reports that she had been struggling with grief 21 days after her brother’s death.

Presley had entered Resolutions Living in Santa Monica the day before he was found dead on September 20.

Footage obtained by TMZ from the night before his death showed the model giving a solo tour of the sober living facility. He wore a white undershirt that revealed his prominent tattoos, along with a silver chain necklace and black eyeglasses.

In the clip, recorded at around 10 p.m., Presley appeared to be under the influence, staring into the camera with glazed eyes. He moved the camera through a bedroom and several other areas of the residence, seemingly alone.

According to insiders cited by TMZ, Presley reportedly “got high” on Saturday afternoon and became worried that he was losing control. His sober coach contacted the facility and asked whether he could bring Presley there, reportedly making clear that Presley was under the influence of drugs. The facility’s admissions officer allegedly agreed to accept him.

The sober coach had reportedly intended to take Presley to a rehabilitation center the following Monday and sought a temporary weekend placement. He ultimately left Presley at Resolutions Living, where sources claimed Presley continued using drugs.

A death certificate obtained by TMZ stated that Presley’s remains were “cremated” several days after his death at Rose Family Funeral Home. Crawford and Gerber are reportedly expected to keep their son’s ashes at home.

The exact substances, if any, that contributed to Presley’s death cannot be confirmed until the Medical Examiner’s toxicology report is released.

The Daily Mail previously obtained audio from the 911 dispatch call placed at the Santa Monica facility. An automated voice in the recording reportedly referred first to “cardiac arrest” and then to “overdose.”

The initial call was made at 9:35 a.m. on Sunday, September 20, concerning a cardiac arrest. Three minutes later, the incident was reportedly upgraded to an “overdose,” before the priority was raised again at 9:40 a.m. and marked as “upgraded.”

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Presley – who started modeling from a young age like his sister – had been open about his decade-long struggle with drug addiction and mental health problems before his death. 

Last November, Presley revealed he had taken a step back from social media to ‘take care of my own mental health for a bit.’

One month later, he opened up about his personal life in a candid social media video and started sharing ‘Mental Health Mondays’ videos on his Instagram. In one, he listed the medication he takes for ‘night terrors’ and ‘panic attacks,’ saying his use of medication had been ‘fluctuating up and down depending on what’s been going on in my life.’

Earlier this year, he posted about having a ‘Pre-ibogaine flood dose’ at a Mexican treatment clinic, a single, high-dose administration of the naturally occurring psychoactive substance ibogaine that is reported to help with withdrawal symptoms. The high dose is designed to induce a profound ‘reset.’

Presley’s parents and his sister Kaia praised him for his ‘courage’ in response to his post about starting the treatment in March.

Crawford commented: ‘You are a warrior! Walked thru the fire to find yourself! So proud!’ while Kaia added: ‘That’s my brother I am so damn proud.’

And Kaia wrote: ‘I’m so proud of you and your courage. Facing what’s hard takes real strength and watching you find your way back to yourself is everything. I love you so much.’

Presley’s death came just weeks after Kaia opened up about the enormous toll her brother’s struggles had taken on their famous family.

‘When something like that happens in a family, it kind of levels everyone,’ Kaia told Vogue.

But for all the concerns for Kaia, our source said: ‘Kaia has not had it easy in her 25 years, but she will hang in there, she is a very strong person.’

The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Kaia and Crawford for comment.

If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns, you can also visit 988lifeline.org. You can also call, text or chat with a counselor by texting 988.

A Republican candidate for the New York State Assembly in a heavily Jewish Long Island district is accusing his Democratic opponent of financially supporting politicians he describes as hostile toward Israel.

David Hassid and the Nassau County Republican Party have launched the attack through campaign mailers and a social media advertisement targeting Kim Keiserman. The materials highlight her $1,000 contribution to Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock and her $500 donation to Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.

“If you care about Israel and the U.S., you need to know Assembly candidate Kim Keiserman bankrolled the campaigns of anti-Israel candidates,” the Nassau GOP advertisement states.

The ad features images of demonstrators burning Israeli and American flags.

Campaign records show that Keiserman gave money to Warnock in August 2022 and to Talarico in October 2025.

The advertisement alleges that Warnock voted against key aid for Israel and accuses Talarico of pledging to oppose assistance to the Jewish state.

It ends by presenting Hassid, who currently works as a legislative aide, as the candidate best positioned to defend Israel and the United States.

The Republican mailers take an even more aggressive tone, asking voters: “Why did Kim Keiserman bankroll an antisemitic politician? It’s true.”

The mailer labels Warnock antisemitic and points to a 2018 sermon in which he criticized Israeli forces over the shooting of what he called “unarmed Palestinian sisters and brothers.”

Hassid is the son of Iranian Jewish refugees who fled persecution during the country’s 1979 revolution.

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His father reportedly escaped Iran on horseback that year. Hassid has said his family’s experience shaped his awareness of oppression and strengthened his determination to protect Jewish communities and Israel’s security.

“The choice in the race for the 16th Assembly District couldn’t be more stark,” Hassid said. “My opponent has put her personal finances behind politicians who have actively worked against the State of Israel – in word and in deed. As the son of parents who escaped religious persecution in Iran, I will never stand with the forces of anti-Semitism and anti-Israelism. I will be a voice in the fight against anti-Semitism and all forms of hate.”

The winner will succeed Republican Assemblyman Daniel Norber, who is not seeking another term in the 16th Assembly District.

The Nassau County district covers parts of North Hempstead and the villages of Great Neck, Great Neck Estates, Great Neck Plaza, Kings Point, Lake Success, Manorhaven, Plandome Manor and Saddle Rock. It also includes Manhasset, Port Washington, Searingtown and Williston Park.

Keiserman dismissed the attacks and predicted they would ultimately hurt Hassid’s campaign.

“David Hassid has zero experience, no record, and no plan to bring down higher costs that have arisen from the policies he supports. So his handlers are spreading lies to cover for an empty suit,” Keiserman said in a statement.

“I’ve spent my career fighting bigotry and I’ve long stood with Long Island’s Jewish community against antisemitism and hate. In this time of surging antisemitism and hate crimes, exploiting their fears for political gain is disgraceful.”

Keiserman, a former teacher from Port Washington, said she has challenged Hassid to debate. She accused him of “hiding behind dishonest mailers because he has no ideas to defend and nothing to offer our communities.”

Nassau County Democratic Chairman Jay Jacobs called the Republican effort a “smear campaign” aimed at Keiserman and other Democratic candidates. He said the strategy was intended to divert attention from unpopular policies associated with President Trump, including tariffs that Democrats say have raised prices.

“It’s ridiculous. Kim Keiserman and the other candidates we’re running are common sense Democrats,” said Jacobs, who was recently re-elected chairman of the state Democratic Party.

“The Republicans don’t want to talk about their record because they can’t defend it.”

A 26-year-old South Dakota sheriff’s deputy died after being shot during a confrontation at a Sioux Falls home that also left a suspect wounded.

Minnehaha County Deputy Katherine Frank was critically injured Friday night when shots were fired roughly 30 minutes after deputies arrived at the residence, according to the Minnehaha County Sheriff’s Office.

Frank and the suspect were initially treated at the scene before being transported to hospitals. After spending three days in critical condition, Frank died Monday surrounded by family and loved ones.

“Deputy Frank’s death is a significant loss to our agency and to the broader law enforcement community in and around Sioux Falls,” the sheriff’s office said. “She served the citizens of Minnehaha County with professionalism, humility, and dedication. Her absence will be felt deeply by all who have had the privilege of working alongside her.”

Brandon John Oetken, 39, of Sioux Falls, was charged with three counts of attempted first-degree murder of a law enforcement officer and three counts of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer.

Records from the Minnehaha County Jail reviewed by News Media also show a felony charge for disarming a law enforcement officer. Oetken remained jailed without bond Tuesday morning.

It was not immediately known whether prosecutors would pursue additional charges following Frank’s death.

News Media contacted the Minnehaha County Sheriff’s Office and the Minnehaha County State’s Attorney’s Office seeking additional details about the shooting and the case against Oetken.

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At the request of the sheriff’s office, the South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation is leading the investigation into the shooting.

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley honored Frank’s service after her death.

“We mourn the loss of Minnehaha County Sheriff’s Deputy Katherine Frank, who sacrificed everything in the line of duty to keep us safe. Let us never forget her courage and the service of all of our law enforcement officers. Deputy Frank and her family remain in our prayers,” Jackley said in a statement.

Jackley previously said investigators would examine the use of force during the encounter, with a public report expected within 30 days.

The attorney general’s office said the shooting was the fifth incident involving law enforcement officers in South Dakota this year.

Frank began working at the South Dakota State Penitentiary in September 2022 and joined the Minnehaha County Sheriff’s Office in June 2024.

The sheriff’s office said Frank became an organ donor in her final act of service, continuing to help others after her death.

“Deputy Frank served with dignity and heart,” the sheriff’s office said. “Her service made a meaningful difference, and her impact will remain with us always.”

The former girlfriend of Breaking Bad actor RJ Mitte has shared an emotional tribute following his death by suicide at the age of 34.

Mitte, best known for portraying Walter White Jr. on the AMC crime drama between 2008 and 2013, died in Texas on Monday. Authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.

It was later confirmed that Mitte, who had been diagnosed with cerebral palsy at the age of three, died by suicide.

After news of his death emerged, his former teenage girlfriend, Saint Sasha, posted a series of nostalgic photographs of the pair. In a heartfelt message, she remembered Mitte as the first person to show her what it meant for a woman to be treated with care and respect.

“I fell in love for the first time when I was 18,” she wrote. “RJ was the first person to show me how a man is supposed to treat a woman.

“He was the first partner who encouraged me, lifted me up and made me feel capable of anything. He had one of the kindest and most extraordinary hearts I’ve ever had the privilege of knowing, and he remained a friend. I can’t believe this is real.”

She continued: “There is no lifetime in which I could ever forget him or the way he made me feel. He was truly one of a kind.

“Thank you for everything, always, RJ. I love you, homie.”

Mitte’s death comes roughly a year after he became engaged to Kennedy Suarez, proposing on the occasion of her 30th birthday.

“I’m thrilled to have found my person and life partner, someone who inspires me to become better in everything we do,” Mitte told People.

He added that Suarez was his “everything” and said he was looking forward to officially beginning their life together and discovering what the future would bring.

Mitte proposed during the 56th annual Dia del Sol benefit in Carlsbad, California, a fundraising event supporting United Cerebral Palsy of San Diego, where he served as an ambassador.

After the engagement, Suarez celebrated on Instagram, writing that her 30th birthday felt like a fairytale because she was beside the man of her dreams while doing what they loved most: helping others.

From 2008 through 2013, Mitte appeared in 56 episodes of Breaking Bad as Walter White’s son. Cranston played Walter, a terminally ill high school chemistry teacher who turns to manufacturing methamphetamine with his former student, Jesse Pinkman, played by Aaron Paul.

Diagnosed with cerebral palsy at three, Mitte later became a prominent advocate for performers and entertainment professionals with disabilities.

In a statement issued Monday, Mitte’s representative told TMZ: “It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of beloved actor, philanthropist and passionate disability rights advocate RJ Mitte.”

‘RJ Mitte was best known for his role as Walter “Flynn” White Jr on AMC’s critically acclaimed, award-winning series Breaking Bad.

‘Drawing from his own experience living with cerebral palsy, Mitte brought authenticity to the role and built a platform on disability awareness and inclusion.

‘Beyond entertaining friends and family around the world, he served as an ambassador for United Cerebral Palsy and Shriners Children’s.’

CP is a group of disorders that affect movement, posture and balance due to abnormal brain development or damage.

Symptoms range from muscle stiffness and poor motor control to difficulties with balance and coordination.

During his life, Mitte called for larger representation of disabled actors on television. 

‘Representation is everything, as we’ve seen over the last ten years with the growth of representation on television,’ he told WUWF in 2023. 

‘Having positive influences of individuals with disabilities, not just cerebral palsy, but all of them, changes the mindset. TV is something that we all share; we all watch. TV really brings communities together in a way that you might not realize through social outlet. 

‘I think that can really inspire individuals, and that can do wonders for confidence and self-esteem. If you see a character that’s going through the same struggle as you, and they’re succeeding, and in your life you may not be, it can help inspire you to get that extra push,’ he added.

If you or someone you know needs help, please call or text the confidential 24/7 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in the US on 988. There is also an online chat available at 988lifeline.org 

The curtain has not fallen yet.

After weeks of tension with NYU Langone, the Kips Bay AMC has broken its silence, saying it wants to remain at its longtime Manhattan location but is being forced out to make room for the medical university.

The Second Avenue theater accused NYU Langone of portraying itself as a savior after the healthcare giant publicly claimed AMC had been seeking to leave the property for years.

“To be clear, we want to stay. Under the terms of our current lease, the theatre is operating successfully, and we would like to continue serving moviegoers for years to come. We believe keeping this theatre open would be the best outcome for our guests and for the Kips Bay community,” Ryan Noonan, a spokesperson for AMC Theatres, said in a statement.

“The decision about whether AMC can continue operating at Kips Bay is ultimately not ours to make. While the landlord has exercised its contractual right to terminate the lease, and we must prepare accordingly, the theatre remains open and operating as usual.”

AMC said it was “incredibly grateful” for the support of elected officials and moviegoers, thousands of whom signed a petition urging the theater to remain. The cinema is scheduled to continue showing films through Jan. 3, 2027.

The statement marked AMC’s first detailed response to the dispute since its initial announcement in the spring that the theater would close “following the property owner’s decision to exercise its contractual right to terminate the theatre’s lease before its scheduled expiration.”

AMC’s comments came one day after NYU Langone told The Post that the cinema had been considering an exit years before the university became interested in the property.

NYU Langone said the consortium that owns the Second Avenue property approached the medical university about taking over the site.

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“Years before our involvement, AMC expressed interest in leaving,” said Steve Ritea of NYU Langone Health.

“They worked with the landlord to reach an agreement that substantially reduced AMC’s rent in exchange for a mutual right for either party to terminate at any time, reflecting the flexibility that both the landlord and AMC wanted going forward.”

Representatives for the apparent property landlord previously declined to answer The Post’s questions.

Residents have made their opposition to NYU Langone’s plans clear, arguing that the university should find another location in the neighborhood. NYU Langone’s location directory lists 56 other sites and three hospitals in Kips Bay.

Tensions between local residents and NYU Langone intensified after the hospital agreed to attend a Community Board meeting on the issue last week, then withdrew just 24 hours before the gathering.

Instead, the university submitted the same statement it had given The Post, reiterating that AMC had been looking to leave.

“It is unfortunate for the main event to decide not to show up simply even just to answer questions or provide us a little more context. And I think in this particular example, we have seen a complete lack of community, engagement or dialogue, unwillingness to answer some basic questions from us,” Assemblymember Keith Powers said angrily at Thursday’s meeting.

In a call with The Post, Powers described NYU Langone’s decision to distance itself from the landlord as “wildly disingenuous.”

Powers is among several elected officials seeking to keep both the AMC and the neighborhood Fairway Supermarket at the site. However, he acknowledged at the meeting that he has little confidence NYU Langone will honor either request.

Last week, Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal pledged to block any rezoning applications submitted by NYU Langone unless they include a “cinema.”

A Tennessee mother is facing multiple charges after investigators said she drove her vehicle off a cliff with her two young children inside.

Chase Ryan Klinedinst, 30, was driving a Honda CR-V near Coffey’s Cliff in Chattanooga when she reached the end of a road and continued forward, according to investigators.

The Honda first dropped approximately 25 feet before plunging from the cliff and landing upside down near railroad tracks, an affidavit states.

Both children were secured in safety seats inside the vehicle and were taken to a hospital following the crash.

One child suffered a broken arm and a bruised lung, while the other was treated and released from the hospital.

Investigators said Klinedinst had slurred speech, acted combatively toward medics and smelled strongly of alcohol.

Investigators also found two bottles of wine inside the vehicle, including one that was empty.

Klinedinst faces two counts of child neglect, driving under the influence and vehicular assault. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is the charging agency.

She is scheduled to appear in court on November 17.