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Riley Keough says she and Zoë Kravitz were breastfed next to each other as babies: 'We would hang out as nepo babies, literally'

Eammon Jacobs   

Riley Keough says she and Zoë Kravitz were breastfed next to each other as babies: 'We would hang out as nepo babies, literally'
  • Riley Keough said her parents were close friends with Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet.
  • The "Daisy Jones & The Six" star said she and Zoë Kravitz were "breastfed" next to each other.

At the end of 2022, the internet erupted into a debate over nepo babies and success in Hollywood and beyond. While the conversation has died down (for now) some stars, like Riley Keough, are embracing their nepo baby status.

In fact, the "Daisy Jones & The Six" star recently revealed that she was raised with another well-known nepo baby: Zoë Kravitz.

Keough discussed her lifelong friendship with "The Batman" star with Vanity Fair after appearing on the cover of the September 2023 issue, in which she also described Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch as a "real home" for her.

In a video interview, Keough recalled presenting at the MTVU Woodie Awards with Kravitz in 2008, noting that she was so nervous on stage at the time.

The "Zola" and "The Devil All the Time" actor went on to say that her parents, Lisa Marie Presley and Danny Keough, were good friends with Lisa Bonet and Lenny Kravitz — which is how the pair became friends.

"Crazy fun fact, Zoe and I's parents were friends when we were really little, so we would hang out as nepo babies, literally. And like, our parents breastfed us next to each other," she explained.

Keough said that she lost touch with Kravitz for a few years, but they reconnected as teenagers when they both attended the same party.

"Yeah, so we met a long time ago, but we re-met when I was probably 17," she said. "I think it was a house party in LA. We had a lot of mutual friends and we just became very good friends."

Keough called Kravitz a "lifelong friend," and also noted that they later starred in George Miller's "Mad Max: Fury Road" together in 2015.

They played a pair of slave wives, who escape from the villain, Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne).



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