“All-time low” – Serena Williams’ coach brutally condemns Megyn Kelly over comments on death of Cindy Crawford’s son
Serena Williams’ coach, Rennae Stubbs, recently slammed Megyn Kelly for her comments on Cindy Crawford’s son, Presley Gerber’s, death. Presley died in a rehab facility on September 20. During a recent podcast, Presley had also opened up about his mental health struggles and substance abuse.
Megyn Kelly covered the news of Presley’s death on her show, where she discussed the 27-year-old’s mental health problems.
“Presley Gerber, like his mother and sister, was stunningly gorgeous. But he also struggled with addiction and mental health issues since childhood. He got a DUI in 19 when he was still legally too young to drink,” she said.
Megyn also pointed out that in 2020, Presley got the word ‘misunderstood’ inked on his face, which says a lot about the ‘serious’ problems in Cindy Crawford’s family. This comment drew a brutal response from former World No. 1 Rennae Stubbs.
“You’ve gone low in the past, I mean SOOOO LOW, but this is your ALL-TIME low!!! You should be ashamed!” Serena Williams’ coach Rennae Stubbs pointed out
