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Riley Keough has shared an emotional tribute to her late mother Lisa Marie Presley as she marked the first Mother's Day since her death.
The actress, 33, took to Instagram on Sunday to remember her "deeply loving" mother, who died in January aged 54 after being rushed to hospital in cardiac arrest.
Riley posted a picture of Lisa Marie and her father Danny Keough as they posed alongside her as a newborn.
Captioning the post, she wrote: "Lucky to have had the best and most deeply loving mama I could have asked for."
Riley's famous friends offered words of support to the star, with actress Marisol Nichols writing: "She was golden."
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Riley Keough paid tribute to her mother Lisa Marie Presley (Getty Images for ELLE)
The actress described her mother as 'deeply loving' (Instagram)Model Julia Fox left a series of red heart emojis in the comments.
One of Riley's fans added: " Thinking of you and sending so much love. I know she is with you still and so proud of the mom you are! Sending love and celebration from this side and the other side!"
Another person wrote: " So much love to you also what an epic photo."
"Thinking of you and your Sisters today Riley.. Sending so much love to all of you," a third fan commented.
The tribute comes after Priscilla Presley hit out at claims she is feuding with her granddaughter Riley.
Riley was said to be feuding with Priscilla Presley (REX/Shutterstock)The pair were thought to be at war after a change was made to Lisa Marie's trust, removing Priscilla and Lisa Marie’s former business manager, Barry Siegel, as co-trustees and naming Riley and her late brother, Benjamin Keough, who died in 2020, as the new co-trustees. It left Riley as the sole heir.
In a video obtained by Fox News, Priscilla instead insisted she is amicable with Riley and said feud rumours are "a bunch of B.S".
In the clip, the person behind the camera asked: "Don't believe what we're reading?" and Priscilla shook her head in response.