Kaia Gerber rejected labels such as “serial dater,” “slut,” and “greedy” applied to her because of her high-profile romantic history.
The comments highlight a continuing tension between public figures and media narratives that often scrutinize the personal lives of women more harshly than men.
Gerber, 24 [1], spoke about these experiences during an interview with Vogue that was published in April 2024. She said she has been labeled in ways she considers quite misogynistic, including “serial dater, slut, greedy.”
The model and actress is the daughter of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber. She said people keep defining her by her relationships from a young age, arguing that this focus reduces her identity to who she has dated.
While the media has frequently linked Gerber to figures such as Jacob Elordi, Austin Butler, and Pete Davidson, Gerber said the resulting labels are unfair. She said the narrative surrounding her dating life ignores her professional achievements and personal growth.
In a separate context shared via E! News, her mother, Cindy Crawford, offered a different perspective on navigating life's challenges. Crawford said, “Don’t make the same mistake twice.”
Gerber continues to balance her career in modeling and acting while pushing back against the public's perception of her private life. She said the persistent focus on her romantic partners is a reflection of broader societal biases regarding women's autonomy and dating habits.
“"I’ve been labeled in ways I consider quite misogynistic, including ‘serial dater, slut, greedy.’"”
This pushback from Gerber reflects a broader trend of Gen Z celebrities challenging traditional tabloid narratives. By explicitly naming terms like 'slut' and 'serial dater' as misogynistic, Gerber is attempting to shift the conversation from the morality of her dating habits to the bias of the media reporting them.
