Lisa Marie Presley’s Cause Of Death Is Revealed
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Lisa Marie Presley, only child of the late Elvis Presley, has passed away.
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She was only 54 years old.
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Her Mother, Priscilla Presley, confirmed the news last night.
Lisa Marie Presley, only child of the late Elvis Presley, has passed away.
She was only 54 years old.
Mother Priscilla Presley confirmed that the news was true last night. She wrote in a statement that she had to share the sad news that Lisa Marie, her beautiful daughter, had died. She was the most passionately strong, loving and caring woman I’ve ever known.”
Lisa Marie was a singer-songwriter who devoted much of her adult life to the preservation of her father’s legacy. She was rushed by her mother to a Los Angeles hospital after experiencing a medical emergency at her house earlier today.
She posted a throwback picture of herself with her daughter, who looked a lot like her. “My precious daughter Lisa Marie was rushed straight to the hospital. She is now receiving the very best care. Keep her and our family in prayer. We are grateful for the prayers from all over the world and request privacy during this difficult time,” she wrote in her caption.
TMZ Lisa Marie was reported to have suffered cardiac arrest at her house. put on life support A temporary pacemaker was installed at the hospital. According to a source, the musician was placed in a medically-induced coma and then declared dead.
Two days ago, Lisa Marie and Priscilla attended Tuesday’s 2023 Golden Globes. Austin Butler won the Best Actor In a Drama Motion Picture Award for his portrayal as Elvis in the Baz Luhmann biopic. Elvis.
Lisa Marie, who was only nine years old at the death of her father, King Rock and Roll in 1977, paid her loving tribute to him with music throughout her entire life. The singer—who released her own rock albums in the 2000s—collaborated on duets with her father posthumously for some of his biggest hits, including “In the Ghetto” and “Don’t Cry Daddy.”
Her mother, Priscilla Garibaldi, half-brother Navarone Garibaldi, and her three children Riley Keough (Finley Lockwood), and Harper Lockwood are still with her. Benjamin Keough was her son who died in 2020.
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