Lisa Marie Presley, the lone offspring of the late Elvis Presley, has kicked the bucket.
She was only 54 years of age.
Mother Priscilla Presley affirmed the news this evening, writing in an explanation: "It is with overwhelming sadness that I should share the staggering news that my delightful little girl Lisa Marie has left us. She was the most enthusiastic, solid and adoring lady I have at any point known."
Lisa Marie, a vocalist lyricist who committed a lot of her life to keeping her dad's inheritance alive, was hurried to a Los Angeles clinic subsequent to experiencing a health related crisis at home recently, Priscilla reported by means of an Instagram post.
Her post includes a legacy photograph of her with her carbon copy girl. "My cherished little girl Lisa Marie was hurried to the emergency clinic. She is currently getting the best consideration. Kindly keep her and our family in your requests. We feel the requests from around the world, and request security during this time," she wrote in the subtitle.
Only two days prior, on Tuesday night, both Lisa Marie and Priscilla went to the 2023 Brilliant Globes, where entertainer Austin Head servant brought back home the Best Entertainer in a Show Film grant for his depiction of Elvis in the Baz Luhrmann biopic Elvis.
Lisa Marie was only 14 years of age when father Elvis, the Ruler of Rock and Roll, passed on in 1977, yet all through her life, she honored him through music. The artist — who delivered her own stone collections during the 2000s — joined her voice to shape two part harmonies with her late dad for a portion of his greatest hits, including "In the Ghetto" and "Don't Cry Daddy."
She is made due by mother Priscilla, stepbrother Navarone Garibaldi, and her three enduring children: Riley Keough, Finley Lockwood, and Harper Lockwood. Her child Benjamin Keough passed on in 2020.
