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Presley Gerber’s tragic final moments in rehab before his death at 27 have been captured in a haunting video exclusively obtained by Page Six.

In the footage, the late son of Rande Gerber and Cindy Crawford is seen filming himself in Resolutions Living in Santa Monica, Calif., on the evening before he died by an apparent overdose.

Presley is wearing a white tank top, a silver chain necklace and black eyeglasses in the haunting clip. His distinct neck tattoos could also be seen in the clip.

Presley Gerber was seen inside his Santa Monica rehab facility just hours before his death on Sept. 20 in a video exclusively obtained by Page Six (seen above). Page Six
The model filmed himself inside a shared bedroom of the facility (seen here). Page Six

He proceeds to film the inside of his living quarters, which features multiple beds and a balcony overlooking the manicured property and city skyline.

Two sources confirm to Page Six that the video was filmed Saturday night.

A rep for the Gerber family did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

The model died of an apparent overdose while staying at the luxurious $7.7 million rehab facility on Sept. 20. He was 27.

The facility boasts spacious living quarters, a movie theater, gym, city views and nearby mountains, as well as a fully stocked kitchen with meals curated by chefs.

The room featured a bathroom and several beds, according to the clip (seen above). Page Six
There were clothes laid out on some of the beds (seen above). Page Six

In regard to treatment, the website describes residents participating in a “three-phase recovery program” that includes “goal-setting activities, volunteer work and character-building exercises.”

Insiders told Page Six Presley had checked into the facility the same weekend he was pronounced dead.

In dispatch audio obtained by Page Six, authorities responded to a “cardiac arrest” and “overdose.”

Another source told us Presley “seemed off” and “didn’t seem like himself” in the days leading up to his death.

There were also other belongings shown in the video (seen above). Page Six
Presley filmed a balcony inside the facility (seen above). Page Six

After the news of his death surfaced, a family rep told Page Six in a statement that they are asking for “privacy during this very difficult and painful time.”

A source previously told Page Six that Presley’s sister, Kaia Gerber, is struggling to cope with his passing, as they shared an extremely close bond.

“Kaia and Presley were insanely close. I don’t know how she’s going to go on without him,” the source said. “They were way more than brother and sister. She is heartbroken. They were like best friends.”

He also captured the view from the rehab center from outside his window (seen above). Page Six
The clip showed the rehab’s manicured property (seen above). Page Six

Another insider told us that Presley’s mom is “devastated” and “inconsolable” after losing her only son.

“They were so close,” the source said. “What you saw online and in the press wasn’t just for that purpose. They were a tight-knit family and [sister] Kaia and Presley were more than just siblings. Cindy has to be beyond gutted.”

Presley was reportedly cremated at the Rose Family Funeral Home, with the family planning to keep his ashes at his parents’ Malibu home.

Rande and Cindy are allegedly “struggling emotionally” to plan a memorial for their late son.

“Their priority is to keep it private, without media or paparazzi there,” a source told People.

Presley is the son of Cindy Crawdford and Rande Gerber (seen above with their son in 2017). Billy Farrell/BFA / Shutterstock
Kaia Gerber (seen here with Presley in 2015) is struggling to deal with the loss of her brother. Getty Images for Teen Vogue

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An official cause of death has yet to be revealed.

Presley had struggled with an addiction to opioids for years. He also battled depression and was arrested for a DUI in 2018, for which he pleaded no contest and was put on probation for three years.

Through it all, Cindy has stood by her son’s side and shown him her unwavering support.

His family (seen above with Presley in 2018) has been supportive amid his addiction issues. ZUMAPRESS.com
Rande and Cindy (seen above with Presley and Kaia in May) are reportedly struggling to plan their son’s memorial. WWD via Getty Images

“Cindy was extremely involved in everything when it came to Kaia and Presley growing up,” a source previously told us. “She never missed a school function and was on top of everything when it came to her kids.”

“I’m sure that Cindy would make sure her kid was going to the best rehab though,” the source added. “That’s the kind of mom she was. She was so involved in everything for them.”

If you or someone you care about is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357). 

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