Riley Keough for Elle UK; More Harper's Bazaar

[shangri__la]

https://instagram.com/p/DBqW5G2N6Ld

Riley Keough covers Elle UK to promote mom Lisa Marie Presley’s posthumous memoir From Here to the Great Unknown (ONTD book club covered the book! Hit the Presley family tag!).

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Comments

[jjazz59]

Riley seems like such a lovely person. I hope she has a peaceful life.

[genbu_no_miko24]

I wish her well cause losing her mom and brother within a few months and then having that estate battle with Lisa Marie and becoming a new mom while also being the now legal guardian of her sisters is a lot on her shoulders!

[v_is_for_violet]

I have such a newfound respect and sympathy for her after all of those very well done book posts. She’s been through entirely too much. I also watched Zola recently and thought she gave such a great performance!

[bellwetherr]

i want to like her but her three best friends are some of the most insufferable ppl alive lmao so how could it be possible she's chill

[deja_vu822]

who are her best friends?

[bellwetherr]

dakota, kstew, and zoe kravitz

(it says in the post 👀)

[deja_vu822]

lolol i figured it probably did but i didn't want to read for it

[deja_vu822]

I saw an article in like 2019 about Riley posting about the death doula program that she did and I bookmarked it because there was something about it that drew me in. A few years later, I ended up taking the classes at the same place she did and got certified as a death doula and a funeral celebrant. I don't do it professionally but it definitely has helped me face some huge losses in my life and I'm so grateful for the perspective and knowledge it gave me. It's so weird that I found it through, like, a People article about a celebrity I didn't even follow at the time.

[evilfirepixie8]

Can I ask who your class was thru? Or DM me if you prefer. I tried to do death doula training recently and did not have a good experience, which was SUCH a disappointment so I'm thinking of giving it another go with a different program.

[deja_vu822]

It was through Sacred Crossings which is a funeral home/death doula place in LA. https://sacredcrossings.com/

During the pandemic, they were offering a lot of online courses, I'm not sure how much they still do that as I think before it was always in person. I really liked it though I will say the person who runs it def interjects a lot of her personal spiritual beliefs (which basically follow buddhism) as fact, even though she might not think she does that. The first course in the program is about confronting your own death and beliefs about death and I found that extremely powerful, as someone who never really thought about it much before.

[shangri__la]

That's where Riley got her training! https://www.instagram.com/p/CMtLZ77l8ps/

I definitely got vibes of Buddhism-esque thinking from how she speaks about death and grief in interviews and the book.