Presley Gerber's Doctor Under Fire Over Ketamine Prescription

Presley Gerber, the 27-year-old son of Cindy Crawford, reportedly died on Sunday, September 20, at a Los Angeles rehab facility, marking a tragic end to his decade-long battle with drug addiction.

Details emerging suggest his doctor may have prescribed Ketamine, a drug not FDA-approved for addiction treatment, despite Gerber's known struggles. Insiders expressed anger, with some friends reportedly calling for the doctor's prosecution. This situation draws parallels to the case of Matthew Perry, who also received Ketamine prescriptions prior to his death.

In the months leading up to his passing, Gerber had candidly shared his efforts towards recovery, including exploring alternative psychoactive treatments like Ibogaine. He had voluntarily admitted himself to a treatment center, recognizing his need for professional help after battling various substances, including opioids and benzodiazepines.

His family, including Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, publicly supported his recovery journey, expressing pride in his efforts. Despite facing criticism regarding their children's early exposure to the fashion industry, sources maintain the parents were consistently supportive and hopeful for Presley's recovery.