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Actress and model Kaia Gerber shares heartfelt tribute to late brother Presley

Kaia Gerber has written a heartfelt post about her grief for her late brother Presley Gerber, who died in September.

Actress and model Kaia Gerber shares heartfelt tribute to late brother Presley

Kaia Gerber, the 25-year-old model and actress, has penned a deeply emotional tribute to her late brother, Presley Gerber, who passed away in September at the age of 27. In a series of heartfelt slides on Instagram, Kaia expressed her profound grief and shared memories of her sibling.

She fondly remembered her brother as her "ultimate teacher" and "the love of her life," acknowledging that losing him had been the most difficult experience of her life. Kaia described how the words failed to capture the depth of her sorrow, likening it to a "white-knuckle grip" she once held onto him.

Kaia reminisced about their childhood, sharing a throwback photo and a video of them dancing as kids. She remembered always going to him first, including when she was scared to get her ears pierced. Despite the pain of his absence, Kaia expressed her unwavering love for her brother and vowed that she would choose to go through her grief again if it meant spending more time with him.

She paid tribute to Presley's belief in people, his compassion, and his ability to remain soft even in the face of hardship. Kaia concluded her tribute by expressing her love for her brother, stating that she would choose their many years together over any other option.

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