Riley Keough says she and her Byron Bay husband want to move to Australia

Elvis Presley's granddaughter Riley Keough has revealed she had to work harder to be heard throughout her acting career as she is routinely underestimated. 

The US actress, who stars in the hit series Daisy Jones & The Six, is the cover star for the May issue of Vogue Australia, and she spoke to the publication about what it was like building a career as a nepo-baby. 

Asked if she had been routinely underestimated in the industry, Riley said: 'I’ve experienced it a lot in my career, where you feel like you have to work a lot harder to be heard. 

'There’s a perception, or it feels like you’ve ended up where you are by accident and not that you’ve earned your seat at the table.' 

Working hard is something that the actress prides herself on, as she is a self-confessed workaholic. 

Elvis Presley's granddaughter Riley Keough has revealed she had to worker harder to be heard throughout her acting career as she is routinely underestimated

'I don’t have chill time… I really work to the bone,' she said. 

'I’m not very good at taking time off. I have press, I have this show I’m doing, I have life stuff I’m dealing with. So every day is very booked up.'   

The Hollywood actress, 33, fell in love with Byron Bay local Ben Smith-Peterson after they met on the set of Mad Max: Fury Road in Namibia in 2012. 

The US actress is the cover star for the May issue of Vogue Australia, and she spoke to the publication about what it was like building a career as a nepo-baby

Working hard is something that the actress prides herself on, as she is a self-confessed workaholic

The Hollywood actress, 33, fell in love with Byron Bay local Ben Smith-Peterson after they met on the set of Mad Max: Fury Road in Namibia in 2012 (both pictured at the Vanity Fair Oscars party in 2023)

He was a stunt double and she was starring in the flick alongside Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy.  

Eight years later, they got married, and last year they welcomed their first child together, a baby girl. 

The actress said that Australia is like a second home to her, and that she would love buy a house Down Under one day.

'We’re going to try and come this summer... that’s what we used to do every year,' she said.

'Australia is a second home. I’m just really happy when I’m there. I have certain countries and places that I just feel so free in, and I think Australia’s one of them. And I fell in love there.

'I think that when you fall in love in a place, it’s always got that memory to it. If it wasn’t so far, I would live there in a heartbeat. We talk about it all the time. 

'I would love to have a house there. I love being in Australia.'   

The US actress stars in the hit series Daisy Jones & The Six, which was released on Amazon Prime this year

The daughter of the late Lisa Marie Presley, who died aged 54 four months ago, said being a mother herself has brought 'a new adventure' to every day. 

She added: 'It’s incredible. I feel really grateful to be able to have this experience.' 

The actress graces the cover of this month's Vogue Australia in a Dior crochet white two-piece bra top and skirt. 

She was photographed on a private pebbled beach in California by Emma Summerton and she was styled by Vogue Australia editor-in-chief, Christine Centenera, who has described her as 'a Keough and also undeniably a Presley'. 

The daughter of the late Lisa Marie Presley, who died aged 54 four months ago, said being a mother herself has brought 'a new adventure' to every day