Riley Keough

https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2023/08/riley-keough-on-growing-up-presley-cover-story

Tupedo is a town in Mississippi.

Do we agree that naming kids by towns, areas, countries is not good? This is an odd name but I also don't agree with Paris Jackson or Brooklyn Beckham.

While leaving the Venice film festival (she is in George Clooney's Jay Kelly), Riley, her husband and stuntman Ben Smith-Petersen were spotted. Notably, they had an extra child- the world only knew about their daughter, born via surrogate, Tupelo Storm.

Also attached are Riley's fashion moments during the Venice film festival. Feel free to discuss her privacy skills or her clothes. Enjoy.

Actress and granddaughter to Elvis, Riley Keough, recently broke her silence on welcoming her daughter through a surrogate. The 34-year-old “Daisy Jones & the Six” star welcomed her first child in August 2022 with her husband Ben Smith-Petersen.

Keough, who has named her daughter “Tupelo” Storm Smith-Petersen as a tribute to her grandfather’s birthplace in Mississippi, also spoke about her struggle with Lyme Disease. She opened up about her travel to Switzerland to have her blood purified because of her chronic condition. Keough labeled Lyme Disease as a major reason behind her decision to go for surrogacy

Riley Keough and her husband had their first child last year. However, the news of their baby’s birth was not disclosed before Keough paid a heartbreaking tribute and eulogy to her mother, Lisa Marie Presley, in January this year.

Riley Keough suffers from Lyme disease, which is a tick-borne autoimmune ailment, caused by the bacteria Borrelia Burgdorferi, and in rare cases, Borrelia Mayonii. If left untreated, it can lead to placenta infection during pregnancy.

The actress has remarked about her disease being a major decisive factor for surrogacy.

“I can carry children, but it felt like the best choice for what I had going on physically with the autoimmune stuff," she said.

The actress has, quite frankly, opened up about her struggles with the disease, explaining its flu-like symptoms, such as headache, chills, fever, and fatigue. Other symptoms of this disease also include aches in the joints and muscles along with swollen lymph nodes.

The Riley Keough surrogate plan was a decision that the actress took during her experience in Switzerland, where she had gone for her Lyme Disease treatment. It was there, according to her, that she felt utmost gratitude for the process of surrogacy.

“I think it’s a very cool, selfless, and incredible act that these women do to help other people," she remarked.

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