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Riley Keough was seen cradling her baby daughter as she returned to Los Angeles with her husband Ben Smith-Petersen, after flying to Memphis to attend a memorial service for her late mother Lisa Marie Presley.

The actress, 33, donned a long beige coat as she carried her daughter out of the plane, after revealing during her eulogy that she had secretly given birth to the child.

Keough, the daughter of the late Lisa Marie and Danny Keough, was seen carrying her baby daughter as she exited the plane after the lengthy flight back.

Smith-Petersen was seen sporting a long-sleeved grey top with a backpack, lead gray jeans and black shoes as he was seen deboarding the aircraft at Van Nuys Airport.

The Australia-born stuntman carried a large bag and a fold-up baby seat as he was seen getting off the plane.

The family was seen a day after Riley was apparently so overcome with emotion she could not speak at her mother's memorial service on Sunday.

Keough instead had her husband read her eulogy for her — revealing Lisa Marie became a grandmother shortly before she died earlier this month.

'I hope I can love my daughter the way you loved me, the way you loved my brother and my sisters,' Riley wrote in her eulogy, just one day after she was spotted carrying a baby as she arrived in Graceland.

Riley then went on in her speech to thank her mother for everything she had done for her, her half-sisters and her late brother, Benjamin, after her grandmother, Priscilla read a similar poem by one of Lisa Marie's 14-year-old twins.

Lisa Marie, 54, would be buried just moments later next to her father, rock icon Elvis, and her son, Benjamin. 

Riley was pictured arriving at the memorial for her mother on Saturday dressed down in sweatpants with her hair loose as she carried a baby.

Her newfound motherhood apparently had an affect on her remarks, as she shared memories she had of her mother at the memorial service on Sunday. 

'I remember you driving me in my car seat playing Aretha Franklin,' she shared in the eulogy. 'I remember the feeling I'd get when you picked me up from school.'

'Thank you for showing me that love is the only thing that matters in this world,' she concluded, noting that she and her late brother, as well as her half-sisters are 'products of your heart.'

'We are you, you are us,' Riley wrote. 'Thank you for trying so hard for all of us.' 

Her younger sister had earlier shared similar sentiments in a poem she wrote for the occasion, which was read by her grandmother, Priscilla Presley. 

The 14-year-old called her mother 'an icon, a role model and a superhero.'

The poem read: 'She always knew she wouldn't be here too long... some say a broken heart killed her,' referring to her son, Benjamin's untimely death by suicide in July 2020.

Speaking for herself, the 77-year-old grieving mother then added: 'Our hearts are broken. Lisa we all love you.'