A model at 5' 7'?
Isn't 5'7 a little short for a model?
shareYep but remember Kate Moss is only 5'6, yeah I know they're not the same but still.
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LOL you're funny...
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Both Riley and Kate have serious connections.
shareAccording to celebheights, she's actually 5' 5" ...
http://www.celebheights.com/s/Riley-Keough-48773.html
There's two ways to become a model...
A.) Be noticed by a designer because something about you is strikingly different.
B.) Be famous.
She's the granddaughter of Elvis Presley.. it's not rocket science. Every one of the Kardashians look like women you could find in any town in the world, but each one of them is signed up to a different modelling agency to shift cheap tat on to the brainwashed masses who lap it up like kittens under a leaky udder.
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I had no idea. I can def see Lisa Marie in her now though. So nice to have connections like that. It really gets old to hear how many stars basically get there with great nepotism. It seems like most of the time when I look a new person up, they're someone's son or daughter.
shareI agree the nepotism gets old but it's really the audiences' fault. They are the ones paying for the movie tickets and buying the magazines etc. Kids of celebrities sell for some reason. I admit I am intrigued. I won't pay for a ticket for them but I do look them up on the internet.
Nepotism will only get them in the door. Talent keeps them there. I work in theater and see it all the time. But the ones who suck don't last long. You aren't going to get your equity card if nobody casts you.