Riley Keough looked sensational as she posed on the edge of a bathtub in a deeply plunging black gown which was held up by her earrings.
The daughter of Lisa Marie Presley, 32, appeared to be on babysitting duty on Monday night for her stylist Jamie Mizrahi's little boy as he enjoyed bathtime.
Riley's showstopping Schiaparelli gown dipped down to her navel, while the dress was held up by a pair of gold hoop earrings which were attached to the straps.
Babysitting duty? Riley Keough looked sensational as she posed on the edge of a bathtub in a deeply plunging black gown which was held up by her earrings
Riley, who is the granddaughter of Elvis Presley, looked effortlessly chic as she swept her hair up into a loose ponytail and opted for subtle touches of make-up.
The actress was perched on the edge of a stunning marble bath tub while Jamie's son sat in the tub of water and played with his toys.
Riley tagged the boy's mother in the caption of the snap, as well as his father, Nico.
She simply captioned the snap: 'Bath Time'.
She simply captioned the snap: 'Bath Time'
Ouch! Riley's showstopping Schiaparelli gown dipped down to her navel, while the dress was held up by a pair of gold hoop earrings which were attached to the straps
The snap comes after Riley told how she became a 'death doula' to help process her brother Benjamin's untimely death by suicide at just 27-years-old.
She opened up about her grief in an interview with the New York Times in June, calling the time after her brother's 2020 death 'a year of feeling like I was thrown into the ocean and couldn't swim.'
After finding herself stuck in a daze for 'months' after Benjamin's death, Riley decided to put herself in a 'position of service' as a 'death doula,' or someone who guides people through the end-of-life process.
Remembered: The snap comes after Riley told how she became a 'death doula' to help process her brother Benjamin's untimely death by suicide at just 27-years-old
She said she endured 'a year of feeling like I was thrown into the ocean and couldn't swim' after Benjamin died by suicide in July 2020.
'The first four or five months, I couldn't get out of bed,' she told NYT's Kyle Buchanan. 'I was totally debilitated. I couldn't talk for two weeks.'
Part of her struggle was wrapping her head around the tragedy.
'It's very complicated for our minds to put that somewhere because it's so outrageous,' she said.
Torment: The 32-year-old said she endured 'a year of feeling like I was
