Kaia Gerber denies resemblance to mom Cindy Crawford after look-alike red carpet appearance

Kaia Gerber doesn’t think she resembles her “beautiful” mom, Cindy Crawford. “In all seriousness, it’s an honor when people tell me I look like my mom,” the 24-year-old actress and model said in a new interview with Yahoo Entertainment. “I wish I did. I think even on my best days, I’m not even close.” Kaia Gerber denied she looks like her mom, Cindy Crawford, in a new interview (Gerber and Crawford are seen here at the 2025 LACMA Art + Film Gala). Variety via Getty Images Gerber (pictured above with Crawford at the Planet Omega Fashion Panel and Cocktail Party in November 2023) said “it’s an honor” when people say she resembles her mom. Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock However, Gerber gushed how it “means so much” to her that she’s compared to Crawford, 60. “I think she’s just the most beautiful woman inside and out,” Gerber said of her mom. “And so if there’s any way that I remind anyone of her, it’s just, like, the largest compliment.” Fans disagreed with Gerber in the comments section of a TikTok clip of the interview. “She clearly resembles her mom, only jealous people say otherwise,” one fan wrote. Gerber (seen here with Crawford) said “it means so much” to her that she’s compared to her mom. Mike Marsland/Getty Images for Omega Gerber went on to call Crawford (both pictured above at W Magazine’s Annual Best Performances Party in January) “the most beautiful woman inside and out.” Getty Images for W Magazine ‘She’s Cindy’s twin,” another fan said. Someone else insisted Gerber is “the spitting image” of Crawford. “Girl, you look exactly like her. Crazy she can’t see it,” a different user wrote. Another person chimed in, “She looks more like her mom than her mom looks like her mom.” Fans disagreed with Gerber’s claims that she doesn’t look like her mom. iamjamalscott/Instagram Fans noted Gerber (seen here at “The Shards” premiere in Berlin) is “Cindy’s twin.” Michael Timm/DDP/INSTARimages Want more celebrity and pop culture news? Start your day with Page Six Daily. Thanks for signing up! Despite dismissing the resemblance to Crawford, Gerber looked like her mom’s spitting image just last week at “The Shards” rep carpet premiere in New York City. Gerber wore a floor-length Valentino column gown glittering with beads and crystals to the event. Her glam, meanwhile, followed Crawford’s ’90s formula, with bronzed skin, a brown smoky eye, glossy nude lip and a soft blowout. Gerber just looked like the spitting image of Crawford at “The Shards” premiere in NYC on July 27 (as seen above). GC Images Crawford wore a similar look to the 19th Annual St. Jude Children’s Hospital Benefit Gala in March 1999. Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images Gerber, whose dad is businessman Rande Gerber, stars in the Ryan Murphy FX series with Homer Gere, 26, the son of Crawford’s ex-husband, Richard Gere, and Carey Lowell. Crawford and Richard, 76, tied the knot in 1991 and divorced in 1995 — six years before Gerber was born. Gerber recently told Entertainment Tonight that her mom — an ’80s icon — gave her advice for starring in the new show, which is set in that decade. “I remember calling my mom going, ‘There’s no way you were doing your hair like this in high school,'” Gerber said. “And she goes, ‘Oh no, no, no, I was.'” Gerber stars in “The Shards” with Homer Gere, the son of Crawford’s ex-husband, Richard Gere (Richard and Crawford are seen above). WireImage Gerber (pictured here with Homer in the show) said she got advice from her mom before filming. Crawford told her daughter “they had to have” an over-the-top hairdo back in the ’80s, which was “hard to fathom” for the nepo baby. “So that was my biggest question, was like, ‘Is this realistic?’ And she was like, ‘Yeah!’ And she showed me photos and she had that exact hair when she was 17,” Gerber said. Gerber also confirmed Crawford “loves” everything about the show, including the music and the wardrobe. Community Guidelines Welcome to the Page Six Community! Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space. In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience. Simply put, keep it civil. 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