Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber were spotted holding hands during a walk on Malibu’s Zuma Beach following the death of their only son, Presley Gerber.
The longtime couple was pictured wearing white tops, with the supermodel donning black yoga pants and Rande wearing black shorts.
Both wore ball caps and sneakers for the somber outing on Saturday, while Crawford carried a smartphone.
The sighting comes a day after longtime family friend — and Rande’s Casamigos tequila brand co-founder — George Clooney called the tragedy “the worst thing that could ever happen with family.”
“Quite honestly, it’s one of the most devastating things that’s happened to our family,” the “Up in the Air” star told Entertainment Tonight at the Albies Friday.
“And their family is just … as you can imagine,” he added.
Presley died on Sept. 20 of an apparent overdose just hours after checking into a sober living facility— which he was later seen in footage giving a tour of in the hours prior to his death — Santa Monica.
He was 27 years old.
A family rep told Page Six the family was asking for “privacy during this very difficult and painful time” shortly after Presley’s death.
Sources told Page Six the model checked into Resolutions Living the same weekend he was pronounced dead.
Dispatch audio obtained by Page Six indicated that first responders were notified of an “overdose” and “cardiac arrest.”
Presley was said to have been found in a bedroom of the sober living facility.
A source told the outlet that, prior to his death, Presley had the support of a 24/7 sober coach who helped care for him. He was ultimately crematedjust days after his death, per TMZ.
Rande and Crawford married in 1998 and welcomed Presleyin 1999. They later welcomed daughter Kaia, now 25, in 2001.
A source told Page Six exclusively following their son’s death that Crawford was “inconsolable” and “absolutely devastated.”
The family “is still trying to process everything that happened,” they added.
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