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Priscilla Presley Breaks Her Silence In First Emotional Post Since Daughter Lisa Marie's Death

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Presley thanked fans for their support after the sudden death of her and Elvis' daughter, Lisa Marie, after she suffered cardiac arrest.

Priscilla Presley made her first public post since her daughter Lisa Marie Presley died after suffering cardiac arrest on January 12.

Just a day after Lisa Marie was laid to rest at Graceland—her father Elvis Presley's former home and where she herself lived until the age of nine—Priscilla took to Twitter to thank fans for their support and kind words.


She tweeted:

"Thank you all for your condolences, you have touched me with your words."
"It has been a very difficult time but just knowing your love is out there makes a difference."

Fans continued to send their love and support on Twitter.









Priscilla also spoke at her daughter's memorial on January 22, sharing a tribute written by one of her granddaughters.

She shared:

"Lisa Marie Presley was an icon, a role model, a superhero to many people all over the world."
"But mama was my icon, my role model, my superhero, in much more ways than one."
"Even now, I can't get across everything there is to be understood or known about her."
"But as she always said, 'I'll do my best.'"

Priscilla also read a poem written by her granddaughter.

"She always knew she wouldn't be here too long. Childhood passes by with a glimpse of her green eye."
"She then grew a family of her own. Then came her second child, leaving her with suspicion."
"Could this be the angel that takes me home?"
"Now she is home where she always belonged, but my heart is missing her love."
"She knew that I loved her. I fear I'll never touch her, but the old soul is always with me."
"She doesn't drift above."

Priscilla Presley Reads Emotional Poem During Daughter Lisa Marie's Memorialyoutu.be

Priscilla added:

"That says it all, and thank you all for being here...Our heart is broken.'
"Lisa, we all love you."

Lisa is survived by her mother and three children: Riley Keough, 33, and twins Finley Aaron Love and Harper Vivienne Ann Lockwood, 14. She was preceded in death by her son Benjamin who died in 2020 at the age of 27.

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