Riley Keough

I would see that she would be really comforted by the fans who would hug her and hold her and the sadness that they had, that they shared over the loss of her father. So I think that it was sort of a twofold thing.

I would see that she would be really comforted by the fans who would hug her and hold her and the sadness that they had, that they shared over the loss of her father. So I think that it was sort of a twofold thing.

I would see that she would be really comforted by the fans who would hug her and hold her and the sadness that they had, that they shared over the loss of her father. So I think that it was sort of a twofold thing.

It was like 2021 or something, or 2020 when she started saying like, trauma, I have trauma, you know, which was amazing, but like so late in her life.

It was like 2021 or something, or 2020 when she started saying like, trauma, I have trauma, you know, which was amazing, but like so late in her life.

It was like 2021 or something, or 2020 when she started saying like, trauma, I have trauma, you know, which was amazing, but like so late in her life.

What's interesting is that I definitely as a child could perceive her grief, like I could feel her sadness. But it's such a, like you're saying, such a unique experience grief that I didn't truly understand her grief until I lost my brother as well. And then imagining... you know, a child, like a nine-year-old sort of having that experience and with a parent.

What's interesting is that I definitely as a child could perceive her grief, like I could feel her sadness. But it's such a, like you're saying, such a unique experience grief that I didn't truly understand her grief until I lost my brother as well. And then imagining... you know, a child, like a nine-year-old sort of having that experience and with a parent.

What's interesting is that I definitely as a child could perceive her grief, like I could feel her sadness. But it's such a, like you're saying, such a unique experience grief that I didn't truly understand her grief until I lost my brother as well. And then imagining... you know, a child, like a nine-year-old sort of having that experience and with a parent.

So it's a, I mean, very normal human things, but a unique circumstance. Sorry for your loss. Thank you.

So it's a, I mean, very normal human things, but a unique circumstance. Sorry for your loss. Thank you.

So it's a, I mean, very normal human things, but a unique circumstance. Sorry for your loss. Thank you.

her mom? I've thought about this a lot when writing the book. And before my mom passed away, I didn't think about their relationship a lot. They've had a complicated relationship through my life, but we've all been fairly close. There was never a moment where anyone was estranged. Their dynamic was, there was always something my mom was wanting that she wasn't being given.

her mom? I've thought about this a lot when writing the book. And before my mom passed away, I didn't think about their relationship a lot. They've had a complicated relationship through my life, but we've all been fairly close. There was never a moment where anyone was estranged. Their dynamic was, there was always something my mom was wanting that she wasn't being given.

her mom? I've thought about this a lot when writing the book. And before my mom passed away, I didn't think about their relationship a lot. They've had a complicated relationship through my life, but we've all been fairly close. There was never a moment where anyone was estranged. Their dynamic was, there was always something my mom was wanting that she wasn't being given.

But we still spent holidays together and weekends. So I didn't totally consider their relationship until after she passed and I was writing the book. And I think that my relationship with my grandmother, which I think is really common, is very different to hers with her mother. And I think that fundamentally, they were very different people. My grandmother...

But we still spent holidays together and weekends. So I didn't totally consider their relationship until after she passed and I was writing the book. And I think that my relationship with my grandmother, which I think is really common, is very different to hers with her mother. And I think that fundamentally, they were very different people. My grandmother...

But we still spent holidays together and weekends. So I didn't totally consider their relationship until after she passed and I was writing the book. And I think that my relationship with my grandmother, which I think is really common, is very different to hers with her mother. And I think that fundamentally, they were very different people. My grandmother...

Really cared about appearance and manners and kind of old school kind of, you know, wanting everything the house to be perfect and and her priorities were sort of wanting things to present as perfect or, you know, and I think that a lot of that was from the pressure she probably experienced.

Really cared about appearance and manners and kind of old school kind of, you know, wanting everything the house to be perfect and and her priorities were sort of wanting things to present as perfect or, you know, and I think that a lot of that was from the pressure she probably experienced.