The "Daisy Jones & the Six" actor shared how the King of Pop's lavish lifestyle influenced her late mother's approach to fame and family.

While appearing on the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast on Wednesday, the actress was asked about the time her mom married the late King of Pop following her separation from Keough's dad.

By the time she was born, Elvis’ granddaughter Riley Keough was already part of Hollywood royalty. With paparazzi following her and her mom, Lisa Marie Presley, everywhere, Keough was familiar with the craziness of fame since day one – that is, however, until her mom started dating King of Pop Michael Jackson.

Riley Keough, daughter of the late Lisa Marie Presley and granddaughter of music icon Elvis Presley, has marked her career in Hollywood as a stunning actress and model. The 35-year-old

Lisa Marie Presley married Michael Jackson in 1994, and they divorced two years later. Her daughter Riley Keough reflected on their relationship on an episode of 'Call Her Daddy.'

The “Daisy Jones & The Six” star’s mother, Lisa Marie Presley, was married to the musician from 1994 to 1996 following her split from Keough’s dad, Danny Keough. However, during Presley and Jackson’s brief relationship, the actress, 35, claims she was unaware of any accusations against the “Thriller” singer.

On the Call Her Daddy podcast, Riley Keough offered an unflinching look at her daily life, teenage years and struggles faced by mom Lisa Marie Presley

Riley Keough reveals she was shielded growing up from allegations her stepfather, Michael Jackson, sexually abused minors.

Riley Keough revisited some of her childhood memories of her former stepfather, the late Michael Jackson, while appearing on a recent episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast. The granddaughter of the late Elvis Presley shared memories of her mother,

Riley Keough has confronted long-running allegations about Michael Jackson. The 35-year-old actress is the daughter of the late singer Lisa Marie Presley - who was married to the late music icon Jackson from 1994 until 1996.