Show a 4-vector is an eigenvector of the Riemann Tensor

Hey I'm stuck on the last portion of a question

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For a plane gravity wave of the form
$h_{\mu \nu} = A_{\mu \nu} \exp (i k_{\lambda}x^{\lambda})$
Show that the linearised gravitational field equations require that
$k^2 h_{\mu\nu} = k_{\nu} w_{\mu} + k_{\mu} w_{\nu}$

Where $k^2 = k^{\rho}_{\rho}$
and $w_{\mu} = k^{\rho}(h_{\mu \rho} -\frac{1}{2} \eta_{\mu \rho} h^{\lamda}_{\lambda})$

Hence show that for the case $k^2=0$ that $k^{\rho}$ is an eigenvector of the Riemann tensor in the sense that $R_{\sigma \mu \nu \rho}k^{\rho} = 0$

Right I've done it up to the point of showing that
$<br /> R_{\sigma \mu \nu \rho}k^{\rho} = - k_{\nu} k_{\mu} w_{\sigma}$

So I've reduced it to showing that $w_{\sigma}=0$ which I can't really seem to get out, any hints would be much appreciated

Thanks!