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Kaia Gerber Pays Emotional Tribute to Late Brother Presley

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Kaia Gerber has publicly remembered her older brother Presley for the first time since his death on September 20.

The 25-year-old model posted childhood home videos of the siblings alongside a handwritten letter describing the overwhelming grief she has felt since his passing.

“Prez, I don’t have the words,” she wrote. “How naive of me to believe that language could transcend grief.

“I’ve read all of the books and I have none of the answers. My articulation is no match against this, the magnitude of losing you.

“I am, quite literally, down on my f***ing knees.”

Gerber shared the tribute shortly after her mother, supermodel Cindy Crawford, posted a statement on Instagram on behalf of herself and husband Rande Gerber, saying they were devastated by the loss of their only son.

Kaia Gerber has publicly paid tribute to her older brother Presley for the first time since his death on September 20. Above, the siblings in May

Kaia Gerber has publicly honored her older brother Presley for the first time since his death on September 20. The siblings are pictured together in May.

'prez, i don't have the words,' she began. 'how naive of me to believe that language could transcend grief.....'i am, quite literally, down on my f***ing knees.' Image source: Kaia Gerber/Instagram

“Prez, I don’t have the words,” Kaia wrote. “How naive of me to believe that language could transcend grief… I am, quite literally, down on my f***ing knees.” Image source: Kaia Gerber/Instagram

Presley died at the age of 27 after suffering cardiac arrest at the Santa Monica rehabilitation facility Resolutions Li. His death was suspected to have resulted from an overdose.

In recent years, he had spoken openly about his mental-health struggles and drug addiction.

In the four-page letter, Kaia reflected on growing up without ever knowing a life in which her brother was not part of it.

“You know how much I loved being your sister. It has always been, and will forever be, my favorite thing about myself,” Kaia wrote.

“I came into this world with a white-knuckle grip around you. I had more love for you than I knew what to do with. And now that it has nowhere obvious to go, I’m certain it’s going to swallow me whole.”

Her emotional note continued: “You were my ultimate teacher while you were here, and now I’m left wondering what I could possibly be taught in your absence.

“And I keep thinking about how, when we were little, I got scared before getting my ears pierced, so you went first.

“You always went first. But when I held the earring they took from your body, all I could think was: that belongs to you. And I really f***ing wish you hadn’t gone first this time,” Kaia wrote.

Kaia shared sweet home video footage of herself and Presley as children

Kaia shared sweet home video footage of herself and Presley as children. 'you know how much i loved being your sister. it has always been, and will forever be, my favorite thing about myself,' she wrote

Kaia shared tender home-video footage of herself and Presley as children. “You know how much I loved being your sister. It has always been, and will forever be, my favorite thing about myself,” she wrote. Kaia Gerber/Instagram

'you always went first. but when i held the earring they took from your body, all i could think was: that belongs to you. and i really f***ing wish you hadn't gone first this time,' she said. Kaia Gerber/Instagram

“You always went first. But when I held the earring they took from your body, all I could think was: that belongs to you. And I really f***ing wish you hadn’t gone first this time,” Kaia wrote. Kaia Gerber/Instagram

Kaia poured out her heart in the four page letter as she reflected on never having known a world in which Presley didn't exist.

Kaia poured out her heart in the four page letter as she reflected on never having known a world in which Presley didn't exist

In her four-page letter, Kaia described the pain of losing the only brother she had ever known.

Kaia also wrote that loving her brother “was the easiest thing in the world.”

‘i was born loving you. i will die loving you. there was never anything else.’

She concluded:  ‘my best buddy, my great protector, the hardest i’ve ever laughed and the one true love of my life – you lit all of my candles and took all of my monsters away.

‘and i love you. and i love you. and i love you. only you know how much. thank you for being here.’

Earlier on Sunday, Crawford and Gerber issued a joint statement shared on Instagram in which they said that they are ‘beyond heartbroken’ at the loss of their only son.

‘We feel so blessed to have had Presley in our lives for 27 years. He is a sweet, beautiful soul who loved and is loved, now and forever. We are so proud of how he showed up in the world, with kindness and vulnerability.’

The statement continued: ‘We are grateful for the outpouring of love and support from so many who know and love our family and even strangers who feel our pain. Til we meet again our sweet boy. We love you forever, Mom, Dad and Kaia.’

Kaia shared that loving her brother 'was the easiest thing in the world.' 'i was born loving you. i will die loving you. there was never anything else.' Above, in October 2015

Kaia shared that loving her brother ‘was the easiest thing in the world.’ ‘i was born loving you. i will die loving you. there was never anything else.’ Above, in October 2015 

Earlier on Sunday, Crawford and Gerber issued a joint statement shared on Instagram in which they said that they are 'beyond heartbroken' at the loss of their only son

Earlier on Sunday, Crawford and Gerber issued a joint statement shared on Instagram in which they said that they are ‘beyond heartbroken’ at the loss of their only son 

In footage obtained by TMZ from the night before he died, Presley was seen giving a solo tour of the sober home he had been dropped off at.

Taken around 10pm, he appeared to be under the influuence as he stared into the camera with noticeably glazed eyes. Throughout the video, he panned the camera around a bedroom and multiple areas of the residence.

Presley reportedly ‘got high’ on Saturday afternoon and became concerned he was losing control, insiders claimed to TMZ. His sober coach had called the living facility and asked if he could bring Presley in – though he made it clear that Presley was high on drugs – and the facility’s admissions officer reportedly agreed, the outlet reported.

The sober coach had reportedly planned to take Presley to a rehab facility the following Monday but needed a temporary hold for the weekend and subsequently left him at Resolutions Living, according to insiders. Sources claimed that Presley continued using drugs inside the sober home.

A final confirmation of any substances that may have played a role in his death will be revealed upon the release of the Medical Examiner’s toxicology report. 

His remains were ‘cremated‘ just days after his passing at the Rose Family Funeral Home, per a death certificate obtained by TMZ. Crawford and Gerber will reportedly keep their son’s ashes at their residence.

Presley, 27, died of a suspected overdose after going into cardiac arrest on September 20 while staying at the Santa Monica rehab facility Resolutions Living. Above, in January in Los Angeles

Presley, 27, died of a suspected overdose after going into cardiac arrest on September 20 while staying at the Santa Monica rehab facility Resolutions Living. Above, in January in Los Angeles

The model had been open about his decade-long struggle with drug addiction and mental health problems before his death. Image source: Instagram/@presleygerber

The model had been open about his decade-long struggle with drug addiction and mental health problems before his death. Image source: Instagram/@presleygerber

The Daily Mail previously obtained audio of the 911 emergency dispatch call made from the Santa Monica rehab, in which an automated voice could be heard saying ‘cardiac arrest’ followed by ‘overdose.’

The first call was made on Sunday, September 20 at 9.35am regarding a cardiac arrest, however, just three minutes later it was upgraded to an ‘overdose,’ then finally at 9.40am the priority was upped once again as it was ‘upgraded.’

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 death came just weeks after his sister Kaia spoke about the enormous toll her brother's struggles had taken on their famous family. Above, in May 2017

Presley’s death came just weeks after his sister Kaia spoke about the enormous toll her brother’s struggles had taken on their famous family. Above, in May 2017

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.

Private Jet Skids Off Runway and Hits Fence at Las Vegas Airport

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FILE – Cars fill a lot at Harry Reid International Airport near the Las Vegas Strip, April 9, 2025, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher, File) (John Locher, Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.)

A private jet veered beyond the runway during an attempted departure Sunday at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, striking a fence along the airport’s perimeter, officials said.

The incident occurred around 11 a.m., but no injuries were reported, airport spokesperson Monika Bertaki said. The aircraft, identified as a Dassault Falcon 50, left the runway for reasons that remained unclear.

Airport crews closed two runways while they inspected the scene. The Federal Aviation Administration also briefly halted scheduled flights headed to Harry Reid International Airport, leading to travel delays.

Through August, the busy Las Vegas airport had recorded more than 370,000 aircraft operations and over 34 million passengers in 2026.

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Wilder is a corps member with The Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a nonprofit national service program that supports local newsrooms by placing journalists in communities where important issues receive limited coverage.


UTSA Game Falls Silent After Air Force Commando Dies in 170-Foot Fall From Rafters

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Fans and performers were left in stunned silence after an Air Force commando plunged to his death from the 170-foot rafters during a University of Texas at San Antonio football game, according to reports.

The unidentified airman fell while rappelling from the Alamodome’s roof during a fast-rope demonstration involving four military personnel. The event took place before UTSA’s “Salute to Armed Forces and Veterans” game against Navy.

A soldier falls while rappelling from the ceiling before a UTSA football game at the Alamodome. KSAT 12

The horrifying accident unfolded in front of tens of thousands of spectators and brought the performing band to an abrupt stop as UTSA staff hurried onto the field to help, witnesses told KSAT.

“Once the band started playing, there was a guy that fell down,” witness Adrian Corey told the outlet. “And started coming down fast.”

“Everyone was quiet, the band stopped performing. Everybody was dead silent,” Corey said.

The service member, assigned to the 6th Combat Training Squadron, Detachment 2, received medical treatment on the field for about 10 minutes before being carried away on a stretcher, according to the San Antonio Express-News.

Spectators in the stands look on with expressions of shock and concern as a service member falls while rappelling at a football game.

The terrifying fall shocked tens of thousands of fans across the football field and caused the performing band to suddenly go hush. KSAT 12

The Air Force commando was transported to a local hospital, where he later died.

The four military personnel taking part in the pregame coin-toss demonstration train as air combat controllers. They are experienced in rappelling techniques used to descend from helicopters at heights of more than 100 feet.

The Alamodome, which is owned by the City of San Antonio, has a ceiling approximately 170 feet above the field.

“I am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of an Air Force service member following an unfortunate accident at Saturday’s UTSA-Navy football game,” San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones said in a statement posted on social media.

“We will keep his family in our prayers. May perpetual light shine upon him.”

The American Conference also issued a statement on X, saying it was “deeply saddened” by the incident.

“We consulted with representatives of both participating member institutions, Alamodome management, local authorities and a working group to review the information available,” the conference wrote on Saturday.

Falcons’ Kendal Daniels Leaves Bears Game on Stretcher After Tackle

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Mullin Reveals New Details on Omar Investigation as Obama Speaks Out

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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said “multiple warrants” were carried out at different locations on the same day federal agents raided Ilhan Omar’s home, as former President Barack Obama delivered a forceful defense of the Minnesota congresswoman.

Mullin, 49, offered few details about the ongoing investigation into the Democratic representative during an appearance Friday on The Charlie Kirk Show.

“All I can say is, one, yes, we served a warrant. I can’t say that it was on a specific person or not, but she wasn’t—or it wasn’t—the only place we served a warrant. There were multiple other warrants served on that same day,” he said.

Speaking with hosts Andrew Kolvet and Blake Neff, the secretary repeated his earlier insistence that Monday’s raid on the Somali-born congresswoman’s Washington, DC, home was not politically motivated.

The search came as part of an investigation into immigration documents that Omar’s father allegedly completed on her behalf when she was a child.

Omar has condemned the probe as a politically motivated witch hunt. Obama echoed that criticism in a statement posted Sunday.

“It is a basic principle of American democracy that the government can’t selectively target individuals simply because of their political beliefs or what they say,” the former president wrote on X.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, 49, revealed 'multiple warrants' executed on the same day Ilhan Omar's house was raided in Washington, DC

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, 49, said multiple warrants were executed on the day Ilhan Omar’s Washington, DC, home was raided

Federal agents swooped on the Washington home of Ilhan Omar early on Monday in a criminal fraud probe into how the congresswoman got into America

Federal agents raided Ilhan Omar’s Washington home early Monday during a criminal fraud investigation into how the congresswoman entered the United States

HSI agents are pictured at the entrance of Omar's home on Monday

HSI agents were photographed at the entrance to Omar’s home on Monday

“But that’s exactly what the Trump administration is doing to Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of Minnesota.”

The raid represented a significant escalation in a case first disclosed by border czar Tom Homan in mid-September.

Mullin said he expects the allegations against Omar to be presented to a grand jury, although the congresswoman has not been charged with a crime.

“We had a judge sign it, and we expect to be able to take the case to a grand jury,” the secretary said.

“But I will tell you, we wouldn’t move forward, and President Trump didn’t want to move forward either, unless we knew that it couldn’t be politically driven. Now they want to try to make it political. This individual wants to try to make it about themselves. This was about enforcing, once again, our nation’s laws, and it’s a strong case.”

Before the raid, Mullin said the investigation reached beyond Omar’s disputed 2009 marriage and warned that removal proceedings could be considered if authorities establish wrongdoing.

Omar has faced longstanding allegations that she married her brother to help him enter the United States.

She has categorically rejected the claims, calling them “absurd and offensive.”

Obama described the allegations against Omar as appalling while criticizing the Trump administration’s decision to raid her home.

“To understand why this is so appalling, it’s important to know the facts,” the former president wrote.

Barack Obama speaks out against Trump following the raid calling the investigation appalling in lengthy rant to X

Barack Obama speaks out against Trump following the raid calling the investigation appalling in lengthy rant to X

Omar is one of the most outspoken critics of Trump in the US Congress

Omar is one of the most outspoken critics of Trump in the US Congress

‘Congresswoman Omar came to this country with her father when she was 12 years old. Five years later, her father became a naturalized citizen.’

He added that if Omar had been 18 at the time, she would have had to apply for citizenship separately. However, because she was 17, she automatically became a citizen.

Obama went on to claim that the investigation was trying to justify deporting the congresswoman on the ‘theory that she was actually 18 when her father was naturalized and therefore is not a citizen.’

‘Think about that. The full weight of the federal government is being brought down on a law-abiding elected official because she has dared to criticize the president,’ he continued.

‘And it’s not the first time this has happened. Under President Trump, the Justice Department has repeatedly gone after those he considers his political enemies — from the Attorney General of New York to the former head of the FBI, to members of the Federal Reserve.’

Obama added that in those cases, Trump’s efforts resulted in stalled trials or dismissals.

‘The fact that any president, or any administration, is willing to engage in such transparent efforts to intimidate someone should outrage all Americans, regardless of how they feel about Congresswoman Omar’s political views,’ he added.

‘Because if this becomes the new normal, there’s no reason to believe it will stop with her — or that future presidents, in either party, won’t do the same.’

Homeland Security officers walk down 26th Street NE in Washington, DC, the street of Omar's home

Homeland Security officers walk down 26th Street NE in Washington, DC, the street of Omar’s home

President Trump previously stated he had no knowledge of the investigation into Omar.

Following the raid, he was asked for his thoughts, to which he told reporters: ‘I think she’s a terrible person, but that’s really up to the DOJ.’

Omar, a member of the progressive Squad, is one of the president’s most outspoken critics on Capitol Hill and has been a regular target of his attacks since his first term.

Omar married her former political consultant Tim Mynett in Washington in March 2020, just four months after her divorce from Ahmed Hirsi, the father of her three children, was finalized.

Mynett’s ex-wife, Beth, had filed for divorce the previous August, claiming in court papers that he walked out on her after making a ‘shocking declaration of love’ for the congresswoman.

The raid comes less than seven weeks after Minneapolis police swooped on the apartment Omar’s son, Adnan Hirsi, 20, shares with a roommate.

Officers seized guns and ammunition from the home and arrested the roommate, Abdulrahman Abdi, 22, on a weapons charge after finding a firearm in his impounded car.

Hirsi has not been accused of any wrongdoing.

Neighbor Rescues 4-Year-Old Boy from Burning Wreckage

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A Mississippi man risked his life by entering the burning remains of a neighbor’s home and digging through smoldering debris to save a trapped four-year-old boy.

Police body-camera video captured neighbor Kennard Hodge using his bare hands to pull the unconscious child from the wreckage.

The fire broke out at about 10 p.m. on October 7 in Edwards, roughly 30 miles west of Jackson, the Hinds County Sheriff’s Office said. Six children were inside the house when the blaze started.

When deputies and firefighters arrived, the home was already engulfed in flames. Several neighbors had begun trying to get the children out.

Neighbors managed to rescue five children—ages 13, nine, three, two and two—but the four-year-old remained trapped inside, authorities said.

Deputies searched around the burning structure and spotted the boy inside a bedroom through a window. Hodge immediately moved in to help.

Body-camera footage obtained by WAPT shows a deputy looking into the home through the window as Hodge dug through the debris, trying to reach the child.

“Got him! Got him!” Hodge repeatedly shouted as he pulled the boy free by the arm, lifted him up and handed him through the window to the deputy.

Police body camera footage captured Mississippi neighbor Kennard Hodge digging through house fire wreckage to rescue a trapped four-year-old boy

Police body-camera footage shows Mississippi neighbor Kennard Hodge digging through the wreckage of a burning home to rescue a trapped four-year-old boy.

Hodge can be seen pulling the boy's arm to get him out of the debris in the blurry and hectic video. The heroic neighbor then passed the four-year-old to the recording deputy

In the chaotic, blurry video, Hodge can be seen tugging the boy’s arm to free him from the debris before passing the child to the deputy recording the scene.

“All I wanted to do was to get the baby out, so he could have a chance,” Hodge later told WAPT.

Bystanders cheered and applauded as the deputy pulled the boy through the window and placed him on the ground outside the burning house.

The child was unconscious, prompting deputies to begin CPR immediately. “Come on, little man… Hang in there, bud,” one deputy could be heard saying.

A second deputy administered oxygen. The boy eventually began breathing, although he remained unconscious.

The footage shows burns on the child’s body before he was placed on a stretcher and taken to a hospital.

The boy survived because of the combined efforts of neighbors and first responders, but the Hinds County Sheriff’s Office listed his condition as very critical on October 8.

Authorities have not released a further update on his condition, though reports indicate that he remains alive.

“This was nothing short of a miracle,” Edwards Police Chief Terrence Crump told WAPT.

Hodge saved the boy's life and later said: 'All I wanted to do was to get the baby out, so he could have a chance.' Hodge is pictured in front of the burned wreck of the home

Hodge helped save the boy’s life and later said, “All I wanted to do was to get the baby out, so he could have a chance.” He is pictured outside the burned remains of the home.

A total of six children were inside the house when the fire began, according to police. All of them, aged 13, nine, four, three, two and two, were saved by neighbors and first responders

Police said six children—ages 13, nine, four, three, two and two—were inside the house when the fire began. Neighbors and first responders rescued all of them.

The cause of the fire is under investigation, and the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services has been notified and is assisting with the case, according to the sheriff’s office. 

The office also said that investigators would be interviewing ‘several individuals connected to the incident.’ 

The Hinds County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement that it ‘commends the neighbors and responding deputies whose courageous actions saved multiple lives during this tragic event.’ 

The town of Edwards held an event on Saturday evening to honor the neighbors and community members who risked their lives to help the rescue effort and save six children.  

Trump Reveals 15-Month Plan to Renovate Historic DC Golf Course

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WASHINGTON — President Trump has unveiled new renovation plans for the historic East Potomac Golf Course, announcing that the Washington, D.C., landmark will close for 15 months while the project is carried out.

Trump said Sunday that construction would begin Nov. 15 and transform the course into “one of the Best and Most Spectacular Golf Courses anywhere in the World.” His announcement made little mention of the legal challenges that have complicated the renovation effort.

“The current Course is old, broken, dilapidated, and of no further use or effect,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. He described the property as being in “very poor condition,” citing falling and dangerous trees he called disease-infested, as well as a “collapsing and hazardous seawall.”

Trump said the course was originally known for having few or no trees and offering unobstructed views of Washington, D.C. It is now, he argued, “completely overgrown, dysfunctional, and unsafe.”

The Trump administration’s plans to renovate East Potomac Golf Course have been entangled in court disputes. A judge temporarily blocked additional tree removal after more than 400 trees were cut down at the site.

In May, District Judge Ana Reyes ordered the administration to provide notice before removing more than 10 trees.

On the Friday before Columbus Day weekend, shortly before the close of business, government officials notified the court that they planned to remove “up to 529 trees.” By Saturday, roughly 430 trees had been cut down, prompting Reyes to schedule an emergency hearing for Monday.

After Trump published his Sunday announcement, Reyes ordered the government to tell her by 8 p.m. whether the rebuilding proposal had moved beyond the “preliminary” stage described in a court filing submitted Friday.

The administration is being sued by the DC Preservation League and several other plaintiffs. It is also seeking to have Reyes removed from the case.

Trump, who has frequently touted tournament victories at his golf clubs, selected renowned course designer Tom Fazio to develop the new plans.

Earlier renovation proposals drew criticism from D.C. residents, in part because they appeared to eliminate public biking and running paths at the course, located about 2.3 miles from the White House. The 106-year-old park has hosted numerous races over the years.

The Washington Area Bicyclist Association has backed a petition seeking to protect Hains Point, a park and wildlife destination at the southern tip of East Potomac Park. Trump’s latest design, which he posted online, also appeared to remove those paths.

A photograph posted by Katie Zacharia, Trump’s former White House press secretary, showed a blurred map of the renovation plans on the president’s desk.

The East Potomac Golf Links and the District’s two other major public golf courses were previously overseen by the National Park Service and National Links Trust.

In December of last year, however, the administration instructed the National Park Service to terminate its 50-year lease with National Links Trust.

Trump said the United States Golf Association, PGA of America and PGA Tour had already been informed that the course would soon be “one of the Best and Most Spectacular Golf Courses anywhere in the World” and could be considered for major events.

Democracy Forward, which represents the plaintiffs challenging the renovation, has said it plans to “protect this community jewel” from what it described as an “unlawful and harmful intrusion.”

Homeowner’s $1.5M House Boast in Parking Dispute Sparks Protest

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A dispute over parking outside an Austin home has grown into a wave of protests after the homeowner highlighted that the property had cost $1.5 million.

The confrontation began when Bri, a student at nearby Huston-Tillotson University, a historically Black college in Austin, challenged a couple who were allegedly warning commuters not to park outside their East 9th Street home.

Video Bri recorded on the couple’s front steps spread rapidly online, prompting students and community members to gather outside the property over the weekend.

The footage opens with Bri accusing the couple of leaving notes on vehicles telling drivers to park somewhere else.

‘Excuse me, do y’all live here? Y’all know that it’s legal to park right here, right?’

The woman and Bri trade words before the disagreement rapidly becomes more heated.

‘We paid $1.5 million for our house, y’all’s graduation rates are 25 percent,’ the woman said.

Bri responded by noting that the couple lived in a historically Black neighborhood. The homeowner replied: ‘This is our neighborhood.’

Protests erupted over the weekend at a home along East 9th Street in Austin, near Huston-Tillotson University, after the homeowners were accused of telling students not to park in front of their house

Protests erupted over the weekend at a home along East 9th Street in Austin, near Huston-Tillotson University, after the homeowners were accused of telling students not to park in front of their house

'We paid $1.5 million for our house, y’all’s graduation rates are 25 percent,' said a woman, who was confronted by a student

‘We paid $1.5 million for our house, y’all’s graduation rates are 25 percent,’ said a woman who was confronted by a student

Bri repeatedly called the woman a Karen, while the homeowner threatened to contact police.

‘I can’t wait to put this online so everybody can know how you moved into this neighborhood and how you act towards the people who lived here,’ Bri said.

The argument became increasingly personal, with Bri repeatedly shouting at the husband to ‘get your wife.’

In the caption accompanying the video, Bri accused the couple of ‘harassing the Black students and professors’ who attempted to park near the house.

‘Keep in mind people have been parking here for YEARS with no complaints and the neighbors are friendly and understanding,’ she wrote.

‘The fact that she degraded our school and said she paid 1.5 million dollars to gentrify our neighborhood and said we only have a 25 percent graduation rate is SO racist and disgusting.’

Bri said the woman was using her privilege against her as a Black woman.

‘Please if you know who this is, alert her job so people can be aware of how she behaves towards Black people,’ she added. ‘We are SO tired of the disrespect and danger to our lives.’

As the video continued to gain attention online, demonstrators gathered outside the home over the weekend. Protesters carried signs and chanted, ‘You bought a house, not our history, East Austin is ours,’ according to FOX 7.

The home is nearby Huston-Tillotson University, a historically Black college. Protestors held signs and chanted 'You bought a house, not our history, East Austin is ours'

The home is near Huston-Tillotson University, a historically Black college. Protesters held signs and chanted, ‘You bought a house, not our history, East Austin is ours’

Neighbors told the outlet that police officers were at the scene of the demonstrations, but the protests remained peaceful.

The City of Austin’s Transportation and Public Works Department also outlined the parking regulations along East 9th Street.

‘Parking is allowed on those blocks of East 9th Street. While there are some areas where drivers are not allowed to park — such as around corner clearances, at intersections and in front of driveways — the curb is otherwise open for public parking,’ the department told the outlet.

The dispute has left Instagram users outraged, prompting thousands to side with Bri following her upload.

‘Yelling AND getting in your face? Sista, I’m sorry, but I’m glad it was you. That lady would’ve got West Coast cussed out immediately omg. SO GLAD you’re okay and safe. Those people are demonic,’ one user wrote.

‘Notice how quickly she brought up the graduation rates of the hbcu next to the house she just gentrified,’ another added.

‘The street belongs to the city. No one cares about how much you pay for your house. Quit writing on folks cars,’ a third said.