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Richard Gere’s Son Homer Jokes About ‘Odds’ of Meeting Cindy Crawford’s Daughter on ‘The Shards’

The actors said they met only weeks before filming and quickly became close scene partners on Ryan Murphy’s FX series.

  • On Monday, July 27, Homer Gere and Kaia Gerber discussed co-starring in Ryan Murphy's new FX series, The Shards, at the New York City premiere, marking their first collaboration 30 years after their parents divorced.
  • Despite their parents, Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere, working in entertainment for decades, the co-stars had "never met Homer until we started filming," Kaia told reporters at the premiere.
  • Two weeks before shooting, the cast gathered at a bar, allowing Homer and Kaia to become friends. "We just became friends as coworkers before we started working," Homer added, emphasizing their immediate professional bond.
  • Portraying 1980s high schoolers required preparation, as Kaia asked her mother for advice on the era's aesthetic. "I used to wake up at 4 a.m., set my hair in curlers," Crawford said, describing her daily routine.
  • Adapted from Bret Easton Ellis' novel about a serial killer in 1981 Los Angeles, The Shards premieres on FX Wednesday, August 5, following privileged high school friends as a killer strikes.
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Her parents dominated the red carpets in the 1990s, now the children take over: at the premiere of their new series, the son of Richard Gere and the daughter of Cindy Crawford performed together.

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Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere make a stir at the premiere of The Shards. Their appearance is reminiscent of their famous parents Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere.

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