Cindy Crawford made a rare comment about her marriage to Richard Gere in the AppleTV+ documentary, 'The Super Models'
"I think I was 22 when we met," the supermodel said as she reflected on the relationship."In the beginning of a relationship, when you're a young woman, you're like, 'You like baseball? I like baseball. Oh, you're really into Tibetan Buddhism? I might be into that. I’ll try that,'" she added of the religious practiceCrawford added, "You’re willing to kind of mold yourself around whoever you are in love with.
Crawford also mentioned in the series that her career was changing during that time. "He was older, so I just was, like, in a different circle and not doing some of those same fashion-y things anymore," she explained.While reflecting on her career-launching Pepsi Super Bowl commercial in 1992, she said her relationship with Gere was happening during a "time in my career when I veered away from the high fashion elite and took more control.
Crawford also looked back on one of their most famous appearances together: the 1991 Oscars. The supermodel"I got invited to go to the Oscars with Richard. I’m like, 'Well, what do models do well? We wear clothes well. I mean, I better look good,'" she said, adding, "That was kind of what my thinking was, like, 'I’m gonna go to the Oscars, I better be a freakin’ supermodel.