Co-founder of Rehab Facility Where Presley Gerber Died Surfaces as Dark Past Emerges
Dr. Reza Nabavi, who co-founded the Santa Monica addiction treatment center where Presley Gerber died, has been seen publicly for the first time since the tragedy as details of his past come to light.
Dr. Reza Nabavi, the co-founder of the Resolutions Living rehab facility where Presley Gerber died, has been photographed publicly for the first time since the model's death. Nabavi, 50, was seen in Malibu, dressed in an olive-green surf poncho and slides, heading for a morning swim. He was photographed clutching a pair of swimming goggles as he entered his black Mercedes-Benz.
The emergence of Nabavi comes as scrutiny intensifies around the Resolutions Living facility, a Santa Monica-based addiction treatment center. Gerber, the son of supermodel Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber, was found dead at the facility. While the exact cause of death is still under investigation, a suspected overdose has been cited.
Friends of Cindy Crawford have expressed concerns for her well-being, stating she is "devastated beyond words" by her son's death. The family had reportedly made significant efforts to help Gerber overcome his struggles with drug addiction and mental health. Presley Gerber, who had been open about his difficulties, was a successful model, walking for major fashion shows by 2018.
Details regarding Nabavi's past are reportedly emerging, adding another layer to the unfolding tragedy. The focus remains on the circumstances surrounding Gerber's death and the operations of the treatment facility.