‘I was possessed’: Kaia Gerber makes shocking revelation that she underwent an exorcism

Model and actress Kaia Gerber, 24, has revealed she once underwent an exorcism.

The daughter of Cindy Crawford recalled that her mum gave her holy water when she was filming American Horror Story: Double Feature in 2021 out of fear she would get “possessed.”

She added that has always attracted “beings from other dimensions in a very casual and chill way,” while speaking to the Mitch Churi Chat Show.

“I was told I was possessed as a child,” she casually dropped in the interview.

Geber then made a shocking revelation, she experienced an exorcism.

“Do you know how they did the exorcism? They played a didgeridoo all over me, that’s how they did the exorcism,” she said.

Read more

Front Row: Logies winner Ally Langdon exposes family secret and Robert Irwin’s unfiltered TV regret

A didgeridoo is a wind instrument that has been used by Indigenous Australians for thousands of years.

“That actually did happen. I’ve never talked about it, but that actually did happen,” she added.

Gerber is the only daughter of the ’90s icon and multi-million dollar businessman Rande Gerber. Crawford and Gerber have been happily married since 1998.

Gerber is currently promoting her new FX show, The Shards, which is a thriller made by Ryan Murphy and American Psycho writer Bret Easton Ellis.

She will star alongside  Homer Gere, 26, who just so happens to be the son of Pretty Woman heartthrob Richard Gere.

Their parents were also famously married – Crawford and Richard Gere were once one of the biggest power couples on the planet in the ’90s.

The pair raised some eyebrows in a press interview last week while speaking to Vogue, with Gerber giving her thoughts on the “nepo baby” label.

“I’ve only ever been a nepo baby, and I’ve only ever benefited in my career from it,” she admitted to Vogue last week.

“I also find myself doing it to other nepo babies, thinking, like, ‘Okay, show me why you deserve this job.’”

Gerber told Homer that “unfortunately” he’s not just like any unknown actor, and people “will judge” him as an actor.

She said having this perception has only made her “want to work harder”.

Gerber, who made her screen debut at age 15, saw her acting career kick off after landing a recurring role in the American Horror Stories series.

In 2003, she gained wider recognition for her supporting role in teen comedy Bottoms.