By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-15 22:47:03 | Updated at 2026-08-15 23:14:17
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Kaia Gerber claimed she underwent a secret exorcism.
The model and actress, 24, dropped that she attracts “beings from other dimensions in a very casual and chill way” during her appearance on the “Mitch Churi Chat Show” episode released Friday.
She recalled that her mom, Cindy Crawford, gave her holy water when she filmed “American Horror Story: Double Feature” back in 2021 because the supermodel didn’t want her daughter to get possessed.
“I was told I was possessed as a child,” she said, adding that she’s been “haunted” her whole life.
Gerber then shockingly revealed that she had an exorcism performed on her.
“Do you know how they did the exorcism? They played a didgeridoo all over me, that’s how they did the exorcism,” she said, referring to the ancient wind instrument used by Indigenous Australian cultures.
She added, “That actually did happen. I’ve never talked about it, but that actually did happen.”
Kaia — the only daughter of Crawford and Casamigos co-founder Rande Gerber — is currently promoting her new FX show, “The Shards.”
The thriller, created by Ryan Murphy and “American Psycho” writer Bret Easton Ellis, is based on Ellis’ 2023 novel of the same name.
“The Shards” also stars actor Homer Gere, the 26-year-old son of Richard Gere. The co-stars are connected in their personal lives, as Crawford and Richard were once married. (They divorced in 1995 after four years of marriage.)
Crawford went on to marry Rande in May 1998, and they also share son Presley, 27. Richard, meanwhile, shares Homer with his ex-wife, Carey Lowell.
Homer said he addressed his and Kaia’s awkward connection right away.
“Twenty minutes into knowing each other, I was like, ‘Should we just acknowledge the fact that our parents were married?’” he told Vogue in the interview for his and Kaia’s September cover.
“She was like, ‘Yeah. Cool.’ And that was it,” he shared.
“The Shards” airs Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET on FX, and streams on Hulu.
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