Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber attended the closing night of daughter Kaia Gerber’s play Evanston Salt Costs Climbing in Los Angeles on Saturday, DailyMail reports.
According to the report by DailyMail, the longtime couple, Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber who will celebrate their 27th wedding anniversary on May 29, were casually dressed as they headed to Rogue Machine Theatre in Hollywood.
The 59-year-old 90s supermodel was clad in a v-neck beige sweater with a matching jacket draped over her shoulders.
She added a pair of dark gray trousers and suede brown boots as fans stopped her for autographs.
Rande, 62, kept a watchful eye on his wife, protectively grabbing her hand at one point.
He wore a dark gray T-shirt, gray windbreaker jacket, and a pair of black and white sneakers during the outing.
Crawford, who in addition to Kaia, 23, shares 25-year-old son Presley with the businessman, wore her famous brunette locks down.
She gave her husband a special shoutout via Instagram in honor of Valentine’s Day last month.
Sharing a throwback image of them during their courtship, she wrote, ‘Our first picture together — all these years later, you’re still my funny Valentine.’
The beauty was previously married to Richard Gere, 75, from 1991-1995.
Kaia’s turn in the Will Arbery-written play lasted over a month, from January 25-March 8.
The burgeoning actress, whose previous credits include American Horror Story and Palm Royale, received rave reviews for her stage work.
Stage & Cinema described her performance as a demonstration of ‘shedding her nepo baby chrysalis.’
The Los Angeles Times praised the play — which ‘confronts humanity’s darkest fears in this deep, warm and hysterically funny play about climate and change,’ per a synopsis — as a whole.
‘The play’s offbeat appeal has a way of creating community out of thin air,’ the outlet’s coverage described.
Gerber, who has followed in her mother’s modeling footsteps, is proving herself to be more than another pretty face in Hollywood.
In addition to her acting chops, she’s an avid reader, and heads the book club Library Science with friend Alyssa Reeder.
She celebrated the club’s one-year anniversary with an Instagram post in early February.
‘One year of @libraryscience with my true literary soulmate @alyssareeder. Thank you to everyone who buried their noses with us – fiction perpetually bringing us closer to reality,’ she captioned the carousel of images.