Riley Keough posed for pictures outside the set of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” in New York City, NY, looking stunning in a grey crop top and skirt.
Riley Keough, 33, was a sight to behold during her most recent outing. Before to her appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday, the late Lisa Marie Presley’s lookalike daughter posed outside the studio in New York City, NY, wearing a gorgeous costume. It had a matching miniskirt with black buttons down the centre and a long-sleeved light grey crop top with black flecks.
The model completed the ensemble with a pair of black heels and little silver hoops as accessories. She displayed lovely makeup while wearing her long hair down and parted in the middle. She waved at one point and offered observers a small smile.
Riley’s most recent public appearance comes amid accusations that she and her grandmother, Priscilla Presley, 77, have not been communicating because of differences over the trust and inheritance Lisa Marie left behind after passing away unexpectedly in January at the age of 54. The “authenticity and validation” of the trust, which reportedly leaves her late daughter’s assets—including the late Elvis Presley’s Graceland—to her surviving children, Riley and her twin daughters Finley and Harper, is apparently the subject of a petition that Priscilla has filed in Los Angeles, California.
Priscilla and Riley are not conversing. True, their relationship is evolving. Just terribly depressing. Riley would definitely need her grandmother at this point, a source told Page Six. Riley observes a different aspect of her granny.
Riley isn’t searching for a battle, according to a different source. She and her grandmother always got along well. Lisa had her disagreements with her mother, but she didn’t include her children in these matters.
The former wife of Elvis issued a comment regarding the matter not long after news broke about Priscilla questioning Lisa Marie’s trust. “I cherished Elvis as much as he cherished me. Lisa is the outcome of our love,” the statement on February 3 said. Anyone who holds a different opinion is disrespecting Elvis’ legacy and the legacy of the family, according to the statement.
She also disputed the veracity of the rumours that she had violated trust. This individual does not speak for Elvis or our family. Please give us the time we need to collaborate and resolve this, it said further. “Excuse ‘the noise,’ but. I will continue to pave the way forward with respect, honesty, dignity, integrity, and love, just as I have always done for the legacy of Elvis Presley, our family, and the fans.