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Nepo baby Kaia Gerber says Hollywood nepotism is no big deal
Kaia Gerber has played down the role of nepotism in her life.
Kaia, daughter of supermodels Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, admits her parents played a role in her success as a young model, but when it comes to her new acting career, it’s purely her job.
“No artist sacrifices his vision for someone else’s child. That’s not how you make art, and I’m interested in art.” Kaia told Elle Magazine In a new interview, Can’t somehow connect that her success in modeling translates into an easier transition to acting.
“Yes, nepotism is prevalent, but I think if that’s really how people portray it, we’ll see more of it.”
The daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford claims nepotism played no role in her transition to acting.
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The daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford claims nepotism played no role in her transition to acting.
The daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford claims nepotism played no role in her transition to acting.
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It’s not clear how you can see more nepotism when Hollywood is made up of nepo kids.
Speaking of performances, here are a few nepo kids who broke what Kaia said was an artist’s vision: Allison Williams, Charlie Hall, Emma Roberts, Riley Keough, Billie Lourd, Carrie Fischer, Ben Stiller, Jaden Smith, Dan Levy, Dakota Johnson, Colin Hanks and Ansel Elgort.
“But thanks to my mom, I’ve also met amazing people that I can now work with,” Kaia said.
“But thanks to my mom, I’ve also met amazing people that I can now work with,” Kaia said.
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Thankfully, Kaia, 21, says she won’t “deny the privilege I have” but will limit it to “a great source of information” to people who can give her “important advice”.
“My mom always joked, ‘If I could call and book a Chanel campaign, it would be for me, not you,'” says Kaia, not noticing that her famous mother is likely to call Chanel. someone and do it.
“Thanks to my mother, I also met amazing people that I can now work with,” she said.
