Cindy Crawford’s daughter, Kaia Gerber, is looking back on her allegedly haunting childhood — literally.
“My mom gave me holy water to go to set,” Gerber, 24, began during a Friday, August 14, interview on the “Mitch Churi Chat Show,” referring to her stint on American Horror Story season 10. “She was like, ‘I don’t want you to get possessed.’ I was told I was possessed as a child.”
Kaia, the daughter of supermodel Crawford, 60, and husband Rande Gerber, further claimed that she was “haunted [her] whole life.” (Crawford and Rande, 64, also share son Presley, 27.)
“I do feel I attract beings from other dimensions in a very casual and chill way,” Kaia quipped, alleging that she “actually did” have an exorcism to ward off alleged evil spirits. “Do you know how they did the exorcism? They played a didgeridoo all over me! That’s how they did the exorcism. … That actually did happen. I’ve never talked about it, but it actually did happen.”
Kaia added, “I’m all healed.”
Kaia, who did not further address her apparent childhood possession, has since followed in her mom’s footsteps in Hollywood. After finding her own success as a model, Kaia made the leap to acting with roles in Palm Royale and Ryan Murphy’s AHS and The Shards.
“Fame was something that I was born into, so I didn’t experience what it was like to become famous,” Kaia told Vogue in a profile published earlier this month. “I, kind of, thought that my way of being raised was the most anonymous it could get under the circumstances, and then I met Homer [Gere]. Like, there are no photos of him as a child online, whereas my entire childhood and teenage years are on the internet. I can only imagine. I’m 24 but…very interviewed.”
Homer, Kaia’s costar in The Shards, is the son of exes Richard Gere and Carey Lowell. (Richard, 76, was famously married to Crawford from 1991 to 1995.)
“Twenty minutes into knowing each other, I was like, ‘Should we just acknowledge the fact that our parents were married?’” Homer, 26, recalled to Vogue of meeting Kaia on set of The Shards. “She was like, ‘Yeah. Cool.’ And that was it.”
As for Kaia, she immediately noted how similar Homer was to his character.
“I think Homer has Robert’s charisma without his cruelty. I looked around [at the cast when we met], and I said to the group, ‘You guys are all so much like your characters. That’s so interesting, since I’m nothing like mine,’” she said. “They all looked at me, and they go, ‘Hmm. No, I don’t think you’re the exception.’ Susan is a lot more like me than I want to admit.”
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