Riley Keough beams in a brown dress in Mexico… after revealing she’s in a ‘happy’ relationship with her grandmother Priscilla Presley

Riley Keough looked ready for the red carpet on Thursday.

The Daisy Jones & The Six star was spotted in a mocha latte-colored sleeveless mini dress as she attended an exclusive dinner party in Mexico on Wednesday.

The daughter of the late Lisa Marie Presley celebrated with a new 5-course Dia de Muertos tequila pairing menu.

It will be available starting October 20 at Clase Azul La Terraza, Los Cabos, the brand’s hospitality space in Baja, California.

She looked stunning as she smiled from ear to ear as she glammed up with her red hair past her shoulders as she applied bronze makeup.

Elvis Presley’s granddaughter wore black strappy heels as she showed off her array of tattoos.

Beaming: The late Lisa Marie Presley’s daughter celebrated with a new 5-course Dia de Muertos tequila pairing menu. It will be available from October 20 at Clase Azul La Terraza, Los Cabos – the brand’s hospitality space in Baja, California

Created as another way to experience the upcoming Clase Azul Dia de Muertos Aromas Limited Edition carafe, guests at the brand’s restaurant at Clase Azul La Terraza Los Cabos can enjoy a five-course pairing menu designed by Clase Azul México Creative Chef, Iván Arias.

The pairing menu, available October 20, 2023, while supplies last, includes a 2-ounce serving of the limited edition and costs $250 per person.

The brand has been producing a Limited Edition for years to celebrate one of Mexico’s most culturally relevant and emotional annual holidays – Dia de Muertos – a magical time when our dearly departed loved ones visit us here in the physical world from the other side.

Last month, Keough said her and her grandmother Priscilla Presley’s relationship experienced “a bit of turmoil” as they argued over Lisa Marie Presley’s will.

The actress, 34, was left devastated by the death of her mother at the age of 54 in January and continued to battle her grandmother Priscilla, 78, after contesting her daughter’s will – challenging a 2016 amendment that left her as co-trustee and appointed Keough and her brother Benjamin. , who has now passed away.

Pals: The star with Georgie Flores at the fancy dinner in Cabo

Skinny but not mean, she looked beautiful as she smiled from ear to ear as she glammed up with her red hair past her shoulders as she applied bronze makeup. Elvis Presley’s granddaughter wore black strappy heels as she showed off her array of tattoos

Riley said in a cover interview with Vanity Fair magazine that their relationship is now “happy,” but admitted that Lisa Marie’s death caused “a lot of chaos” in the family.

When asked about the problem, she said, “I’m trying to think of a way to answer it that isn’t a 20-minute conversation.

‘There was some unrest, but now everything is back to the way it was. “Anything that suggests otherwise in the press makes me sad because at the end of the day, all Priscilla wants is to love and protect Graceland, the Presley family and the legacy.”

Riley added that “things with Grandma will be happy” now that “there’s clarity,” noting that she and Priscilla had “never not been happy.”

Her grandmother: Priscilla Presley with her new husband Elvis in 1967

New movie: Sofia Coppola has directed a movie about Elvis and Priscilla

Speaking about the fallout from Lisa Marie’s death, she added: ‘Everything felt like the carpet had been ripped out and the floor had melted from under us.

“Everyone was a bit panicky to understand how we were going to proceed, and it only took a minute to understand the details of the situation because it is complicated.

“We are a family, but there is also a big business side to our family.”

After a months-long dispute, Keough agreed to give her grandmother $1 million to become the sole trustee, as well as $400,000 to cover legal fees.

Although Lisa Marie’s cause of death was unknown at the time, it has since been revealed that she died of an intestinal obstruction.

Riley said, “I felt like I had a choice to either give up and let this event take me, or have the courage to work through it.

“I started trying to get through it and not get carried away with it.”