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It was Riley Keough<\/strong><\/a>\u2019s big night. Nominated for her first Emmy Award ever, the Daisy Jones & The Six<\/em> star walked the red carpet at the 75th annual ceremony in a chic Chanel gown with grandma Priscilla Presley<\/strong> \u2014 wearing a coordinated look from the designer label \u2014 by her side. \u201cIt\u2019s very special,\u201d she told ET<\/em> of attending the January 15 ceremony in L.A. together. \u201cI feel lucky to have family here to support me.\u201d Though she didn\u2019t end up taking home the prize in her category \u2014 Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie \u2014 Riley had already won.<\/p>\n Following Lisa Marie Presley\u2019s unexpected death<\/a> in early 2023 at age 54, the deceased\u2019s daughter and mother found themselves embroiled in an ugly legal battle over Lisa Marie\u2019s last will and testament. \u201cRiley and Priscilla\u2019s reunion is very new,\u201d a source exclusively<\/a> tells Life & Style<\/em>. \u201cIt has been months of fighting and hard feelings, and they are just working through all of that. Stepping out together at the Emmys was their way of showing the world a united front.\u201d<\/p>\n Getting there wasn\u2019t easy. As the only child of Elvis Presley, Lisa Marie had inherited the music legend\u2019s estate upon his death in 1977, but Priscilla \u2014 who divorced the King of Rock and Roll in 1973 \u2014 remained heavily involved. So when Lisa Marie\u2019s recently updated will made her eldest child, Riley, 34, the sole executor, Priscilla, 78, opted to contest the \u201cauthenticity and validity\u201d of the document. \u201cRiley had been holding on to so much resentment against her mother\u2019s family, blaming them for Lisa\u2019s difficult life and her many issues,\u201d the source tells Life & Style<\/em>. \u201cLosing her mother so suddenly threw her into a tailspin. But Riley decided to be the bigger person and to accept and love the family she has been given.\u201d<\/p>\n To resolve things, Riley agreed to pay her grandma a $1 million lump sum, $400,000 in legal fees, plus $100,000 annually for a role as \u201cspecial adviser\u201d to a trust relating to Elvis Presley Enterprises. A judge only signed off on the settlement in late October. \u201cWhen my mom passed, there was a lot of chaos\u2026 It just took a minute to understand the details of the situation,\u201d Riley told Vanity Fair<\/em>. \u201cAll [Priscilla] wants is to love and protect Graceland and the Presley family and the legacy.\u201d<\/p>\nHISTORY OF INFIGHTING<\/h2>\n