Riley Keough
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269 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 3 Jul
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Hello. Hi. Wait. You're on air.
You're a bitch? Really? Did you think?
Okay.
Yeah, right.
I don't know. I didn't really hear much. She said I was loyal. She said you were loyal. I blacked out. Really good at keeping secrets. I got nervous.
I got nervous about what she was going to say.
This book came to be because my mother was in the middle of writing her autobiography. And in December, she came to me and said, you know, I need help. Like, she couldn't – she didn't really – I think she just got to a point where she was –
feeling frustrated and and she she didn't like talking about herself so writing an autobiography was difficult and she asked if i would help her um and then she passed away a month later so i just found myself like it was just this thing that i had to do so i just completed her memoir which was you know very intense how long did it take you Oh my gosh. Probably about a year. Yeah.
Start to finish.
Well, I think that when I started working on the book, it was only like three, four months after she'd passed away. So it was very intense, and I didn't really want to be doing it, to be honest. It felt like this thing I had to complete. And so I was a little bit resistant in the beginning.
And it's also like... It's very out of my comfort zone to write a story or tell all the things... Like my family's personal... All these vulnerable things about my family. Right. It's not something that I...
would do otherwise you know so it was there was a lot I felt very very resistant but ultimately I was doing it for her and it's what she wanted and I knew how much she wanted to finish her autobiography and share her story um so people could understand her more and also so she could relate to people and she's been through so much and I think that
largely why she did this was to kind of share her experience in grief and addiction and these very human things. And so, yeah. So I would say that I... I did it, but I wasn't like really excited to do it.
Yes. And, you know, particularly in my family growing up and with my mom, she was extremely private. She hated talking to the press. She didn't want to be famous. She was born into a situation she really didn't enjoy. And growing up in the world we grew up in was very private, very secretive, very like everything was a security issue. There was no talking to friends about things.
Our family stuff was – everything was very private. So it was a lot of – I had to push through that sort of –
uncomfortable feeling of like sharing all this information but the other thing is is like as a person i'm a very honest person and i also couldn't imagine so she like she was uncomfortably honest so i think i i couldn't have imagined a version of her book where she didn't you know share all these things yeah and like go all in yeah your baby photo was sold for three hundred thousand dollars on the cover of people magazine like
It was like a million.
Used to be.
You know, like if I if I like shared the day to day growing up, it would probably be like, you know. crazy to give us a little come on well it was just a lot of like thing like it was very like high security and like for going somewhere it was like lots of people following us and very like intense and chaotic and like going through you know i don't know like how are you so calm uh I don't know.
I'm not at all. Internally, I'm burning down all day.
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