Kaia Gerber Says She Keeps Relationship With Austin Butler ‘Sacred’ – Hollywood Life

Kaia Gerber is maintaining her relationship with Austin Butler near her coronary heart. “Honestly, I feel like so few things in my life are private, and that is one of the things that I try to keep as sacred as possible,” she informed WSJ. Magazine for his or her Spring ’24 Women’s Fashion Issue, maintaining her ideas on the subject transient. The duo has been linked since late in 2021, and their feedback on each other have been uncommon. These ones got here accompanied by a surprising photograph unfold by Lachlan Bailey for WSJ. Magazine.

The actress and mannequin, 22, had way more to say on the subject of rising up together with her well-known mother Cindy Crawford, 57, and pa Rande Gerber, 61, in the expansive interview, set to hit cabinets on February 17. In reality, she emphasised the normalcy of her expertise with brother Presley, 24. “They never, ever let it dictate what they did or didn’t do,” she informed the journal of her mother and father’ fame. “It never controlled our life. As a kid, if I wanted to go pick out a Christmas tree, we’re going to pick out a Christmas tree. And maybe there would be paparazzi pictures. But my parents would never be like, ‘Oh, no, I don’t want to do that.”

That mentioned, she’s conscious of her “nepo baby” standing — and it’s all optimistic. She says she feels lucky for the privilege of getting leisure industry-insider mother and father. “I can actually ask my parents advice on career things, on business things,” she informed the journal. “That’s very rare, to have parents who are in the same industry or career as you, whose advice you actually can trust.”

She added, “I don’t think it’s a topic that will go away, so I’ve clearly reached the point of acceptance. I personally am very aware of all the wonderful things it has done for me, and I would never, ever say anything negative about it, because that is my truth about it.”

And of her hometown, the world-famous Malibu, she admitted she noticed it as a “small town.” “I considered it to be a small town,” she defined within the interview. “I just always felt like there was sort of a separation, like I’m watching everything happen, but I don’t necessarily feel in on it.”