Kaia Gerber discusses her past experience with disordered eating and how she perceives today’s pressures around body size. In an interview published as part of Vogue’s September issue, she says she is seeing “one of those cycles” where people are “very, very, very thin,” referring to the broader cultural push for extreme thinness.
The reports also frame her comments in the context of her life and public profile, including the expectations that can come with being the daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford. While both outlets focus on the same core statements—Gerber’s discussion of disordered eating and her remarks about current ultra-thin trends—they differ mainly in framing emphasis, with both highlighting the “Ozempic era” as part of the environment she describes.
Overall, the coverage centers on Gerber’s personal disclosures and her assessment of how fashion and celebrity culture can reinforce recurring body-image cycles, rather than on any new medical or policy claims.
