Riley Keough
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 3 Jul
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Mm-hmm. Our life wasn't crazier because that already existed, like the press and the crazy, the paparazzi and all that. But her life, I think when she saw Michael's life, there were things that he had that she didn't have, like she didn't have a plane at the time or things like that. And so she then was like, oh, I should have a plane and I should have a you know, this and that.
And so our life in that way kind of got bigger because she, before that she was with my dad and my dad, their life was very simple. Not, not with the press and the craziness, but in terms of like at home, like she didn't have 10 million assistants and, you know, she didn't need all of that. And I think that changed.
It's so funny because I get tagged in these photos all the time where we're wearing like a hat and glasses. And I'm like, what does that do? It's so weird. Stunning. Like a hiding. I don't know.
There was a lot of closing down things for us. Well, it was kind of the only way that our family could do things. If we wanted to go to a toy store or something like that, or ride rides. I don't know if it was necessarily done for us or just for... our family situation where we had to shut the, you know, the toy stores and stuff.
But there was one memorable time in London where we were in the toy store. So it was just my brother and I in the whole toy store. And we were just like going floor to floor to floor and like filling up our thing. And yeah, that was the first thing that comes to mind. But I don't know if it was for us or just like the way that our life was, you know?
I think she was an amazing parent and she wanted us to have, I think like her father did, these amazing experiences all the time. For me personally, I... I think that the problem there could be for some that when you're used to so much, it's hard to find joy in simple things. And so I...
really want my children to be able to find joy in just, you know, playing in the backyard and doing normal kid stuff and not need like elephants and circus and, you know, like all these things all the time. So that's probably what I would do differently. But I think her intention was really you know, wanting to give everything she could to her kids.
I think that there was a time in my life where I was like, oh, we're not gonna, you know, let me think of a good example of this. Like Like even going to dinner growing up was like 50 people. It was like a big deal. Everything was a big deal all the time. So there was more of like a loneliness that I experienced in my 20s when our life was a bit different.
I was just used to having so many people around and everything being so intense that I felt a little bit lonely when my life was smaller, I think.
unit it feels like this isn't as fun this isn't as when really like it could be more intimate and you can have stronger connections and it's not it doesn't mean it's not fun yeah but there's this feeling it's that it's that exact phenomenon but like probably just a little different but yes it's like probably the same feeling you'd get if you you know came from a huge family and had big family gatherings all the time and then it was just you know
you or you moved somewhere and you're just like, what?
I was never told anything. So even as it's and it's actually not something I ever asked as an adult. Why do you think? I don't know. I think it just like was what it was like. I didn't. I don't know. It just never came to mind, I guess. I would imagine that my dad was really heartbroken and reading the news. And I'm sure that I'm just imagining. Of course.
I would imagine he said all kinds of things to my mom, you know, that we didn't.
know know about but nothing like the the way my parents parented was very much like we don't fight around the kids we don't ever say anything around them there was no like we didn't know anything we didn't know about any allegations we didn't know nothing we had no awareness of that as an adult when you look back on that time of your life like how do you feel about it now um
I mean, the one thing I know is that they were in love and that their love for one another was genuine, you know, because I was there and I remember everything else like I don't know because I wasn't there for, you know.
That's really interesting. I definitely would be really upset. Like when she would break up with people, Michael, her other partners, I would cry. I'd get mad at her. I really was upset. Like I'd get mad at her. I'd be pissed, you know, not knowing what happened, but I was always just mad at my mom for the breakups. So it really affected me. My attachment style. The one thing I know is that like,
throughout, through all of her relationships, everyone would always go, she should have stayed with Danny, who's my dad. And so I always have this voice in the back of my head that's like, she should have stayed with Danny. And I know that she was someone who, when things got
boring or mundane or difficult she was like see ya you know and I think that there's this part of me that feels like I don't know staying with If you're so lucky to find somebody who is like your kind of best friend in the way that they were to try and like, you know... Make it work. Make it work.
When I was younger, I was very hard to pin down. I was not interested in, you know, sticking around. Yeah. And I definitely like didn't have the best track record there. So that I think would tie to sort of my mom's way of like, you know –
moving on once the the thrill the thrill is you know whatever that when i was a teenager i was like uh that makes sense yeah i'm curious like was there any part of you that was ever nervous to get married no which is so stupid I mean, I was young. I was 25 when I got married. Oh, my God. I was a little girl. And you weren't nervous? I wasn't nervous. I was so excited.
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