I Lived In The Sober House Where Presley Gerber Died. It Didn't Keep Me Safe Either
For $17,000 a month, I had my own suite with a bathtub at Resolutions Living in Santa Monica, California. But I was not safe.
On September 6, the writer posted a Google review about Resolutions, a sober house in Santa Monica, California. The writer lived there for three months and relapsed in December 2025. The death of Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, occurred in the same sober house. Police suspect an overdose, but the cause of death is pending toxicology results.
The writer is a sober, white woman in Los Angeles who struggled with substance abuse after the COVID-19 pandemic. The sober house provided support, but the staff were too lenient for the writer. She obtained medication from the house's psychiatrist without proper oversight and developed a dependence on sleeping pills and benzodiazepines.
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