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Kaia Gerber is speaking publicly about her brother Presley Gerber’s long-running struggles for the first time, offering a rare glimpse into how addiction and mental-health challenges affected their family. In a new interview for Vogue’s September 2026 issue, the 24-year-old model and actress discussed the difficult experience of watching her older brother navigate serious personal challenges. Kaia also reflected on why her family’s decision to keep private matters away from the public eye did not always make it easier to deal with them. (Vogue⁠) A family that valued privacy Kaia is the daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber. The family has generally maintained a private approach to personal matters, particularly when it comes to their children. However, Kaia explained that Presley’s struggles affected the entire family dynamic. She said she began trying to be the “easy” child, avoiding asking her parents for help because she did not want to add more pressure during an already difficult period. (Page Six⁠) Her comments reveal how one family member’s difficulties can influence everyone around them, even when those issues are kept away from the public spotlight. Presley’s openness changed the conversation Kaia also expressed admiration for Presley’s decision to speak more openly about his experiences. Rather than viewing his willingness to discuss his struggles as something embarrassing, she described it as an important example of vulnerability. Presley has previously spoken publicly about his mental-health and substance-use struggles. His openness has allowed the family to approach the subject differently and has helped Kaia recognize the importance of being honest about difficult experiences. (People.com⁠) For Kaia, hiding painful experiences was not necessarily the best way to protect the family. Instead, Presley’s willingness to talk about what he had gone through showed her that vulnerability can help people feel less isolated. A new perspective on family support Kaia’s comments do not simply revisit her brother’s past. They also show how her own understanding of family support has changed. Growing up in a famous family meant that privacy was especially important, but Kaia now appears to recognize that silence can sometimes prevent people from asking for the support they need. Her candid discussion comes as she promotes The Shards, Ryan Murphy’s new FX adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s novel, in which she stars alongside Homer Gere. The Vogue feature also explores her career, famous family and experiences growing up under intense public attention. (Vogue⁠) By speaking about her family with greater openness, Kaia is offering a more personal perspective on fame, privacy and the importance of allowing people to be vulnerable when they need support.

Carson Daly has officially put an end to speculation about his future on The Voice, assuring fans that he is not leaving the long-running singing competition after 15 years. Rumors about Daly’s departure began circulating after NBC announced a new version of the hit series, The Voice: Celebrity. The upcoming spin-off will feature actress and television personality Keke Palmer as host, leading many viewers to believe Daly was stepping away from the franchise. However, the veteran TV host quickly addressed the reports through a message shared on Instagram.  “Many today have asked if I am leaving The Voice. Nope,” Daly wrote, making it clear that he has no plans to exit the original show. The 53-year-old television personality explained that NBC is simply experimenting with two different formats. The traditional version of The Voice will continue to air during the fall, while the celebrity edition is scheduled for the spring. “We are gonna try out these two formats this fall/spring and see how it goes. Hopefully, this clears up any confusion,” Daly added in his post.  Daly also praised Keke Palmer, saying she is the perfect choice to host the celebrity spin-off. While Palmer will front the new series, Daly will continue hosting the original The Voice, a role he has held since the show’s debut in 2011. In addition, he will remain involved behind the scenes as a producer for the celebrity version.  The announcement comes as NBC looks to refresh the franchise with a new concept featuring celebrity contestants instead of aspiring singers. The celebrity edition will include actors, musicians, athletes, comedians, influencers, and other well-known personalities competing for the title, while the classic version will continue showcasing undiscovered vocal talent.  Fans were relieved after Daly’s clarification, with many taking to social media to celebrate the news. Having hosted the show for more than 30 seasons, Daly has become one of its most recognizable faces, known for guiding contestants through emotional moments and keeping the competition running smoothly. His reassurance also ends days of online speculation that suggested he was stepping away because of scheduling demands. Instead, Daly confirmed that he remains committed to the original series and is excited to see how the two-format approach performs with audiences.  For now, viewers can expect to see Carson Daly exactly where they have for the past 15 years—hosting The Voice while helping the franchise enter an exciting new chapter with its upcoming celebrity spin-off.