Add Page Six on Google Presley Gerber’s ex-girlfriend Charlotte D’Alessio said she is “angry” about his death in an emotional tribute.
The model, who dated Gerber for about two years, took to her Instagram Stories Monday and shared intimate throwback photos of them throughout their relationship.
“Shared a pure love with you & for that I thank & honor your life. You deserved more time. You deserved more life. Very angry [about] this,” she wrote atop a photo of them embracing on a dock wearing swimsuits.
“Love you Pres. Always. Up there, down here, don’t ever doubt that 🤍. We all love you so much. I hope you can feel it,” she captioned a black and white photo of them hugging.
D’Alessio also shared a video of Gerber playfully running around with a little white dog and wrote, “I will always remember you this way.”
Other snaps included Gerber playing with the dog in bed and a pic of him and D’Alessio at a costume party.
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The couple reportedly met through Presley’s sister, Kaia Gerber, in December 2017 and began dating soon after.
As Page Six previously reported, Presley died Sunday at age 27 at a rehab facility in Santa Monica.
Sources told TMZ that the model, who signed to IMG Models at 15, “did not appear sober” when he entered Resolutions Living’s $7.7 million luxurious rehabilitation home.
The outlet also reported Monday that authorities suspect that he died from a drug overdose while undergoing treatment, though an autopsy has yet to be completed.
Presley was the eldest child of supermodel Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber.
He battled years-long struggles with addiction and mental health.
A source close to the family exclusively told Page Six that Crawford and Rande “never stopped supporting” their troubled son.
“There was always concern around Presley,” the insider said Monday.
“Cindy and Rande loved him tremendously, and they worried about him. They wanted him to be healthy and get to a good place.”
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