Kaia Gerber and her boyfriend Lewis Pullman were seen enjoying a date night in Los Angeles on Thursday, holding hands as they walked to a restaurant. Gerber, 24, sported a beige trench coat, black ballet flats, and a Chanel handbag for the outing, with Pullman, 33, by her side. The couple, who have been dating for nearly two years, appeared affectionate, with Gerber resting her head on Pullman's shoulder at one point.
Pullman, an actor known for his role in "Thunderbolts," is the son of actor Bill Pullman. Gerber, an actress and model, is the daughter of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber. Both come from prominent Hollywood families.
The couple was first seen together in January 2025 at Pullman's birthday dinner in Los Angeles, shortly after Gerber's reported split from her previous partner, Austin Butler.
In recent remarks on the "Therapuss" podcast, Gerber reflected on her past relationships, particularly those with older ex-partners like Austin Butler and Jacob Elordi. She stated that she had previously been willing to "give up everything" for her partners, a pattern she now recognizes as unhealthy for building respect and trust. "I was like, 'I can show you I love you by completely giving up my life for you,' which is actually not how you build respect and trust, and is not good in the long run," Gerber said.
She further elaborated that she has learned to integrate more of her authentic self into her relationships. In a recent Vogue cover story, Gerber described her current relationship with Pullman as her "healthiest," emphasizing its ability to allow her to remain her true self without feeling the need to adapt her persona across different aspects of her life. "I would love to always feel like me, and in this relationship I’m having the pleasure of doing that," she shared.
Gerber also touched upon the challenges of navigating public scrutiny in her personal life, noting the difficulties of being defined by her relationships at a young age. She mentioned facing public criticism and being labeled as a "serial dater," "slut," and "greedy." She also shared advice from her mother, Cindy Crawford, who has advised her to "Just don’t make the same mistake twice," a principle Gerber stated she adheres to.
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