Lisa Marie Presley’s last resting place will likely be in Graceland.
Following Presley’s demise Thursday, a rep for her daughter Riley Keough confirmed to Related Press that the daughter of Elvis and Priscilla Presley will likely be buried on the mansion subsequent to her son Benjamin Keough, who died of suicide in 2020.
Graceland’s Meditation Backyard can be the resting place of Elvis, his mother and father, Vernon and Gladys, and Elvis’ grandmother Minnie Mae.
The information of Lisa Marie’s last resting place comes a day after Lisa Marie died unexpectedly at age 54 after struggling cardiac arrest. She was handled by paramedics at her house in Calabasas earlier than being transported to a hospital, the place she died.
“It’s with a heavy coronary heart that I have to share the devastating information that my lovely daughter Lisa Marie has left us,” her mom, Priscilla Presley, mentioned in a press release to Folks informing followers of her passing. “She was essentially the most passionate, sturdy and loving lady I’ve ever recognized.”
Priscilla continued, “We ask for privateness as we attempt to take care of this profound loss. Thanks for the love and prayers. Right now there will likely be no additional remark.”
Simply days earlier than her demise, each Lisa Marie and Priscilla attended the Golden Globes ceremony, the place Austin Butler, who portrayed Elvis within the biopic in regards to the musician, was awarded the Golden Globe for Greatest Actor in a Movement Image – Drama. “Lisa Marie, Priscilla, I like you endlessly,” Butler mentioned throughout his acceptance speech.
Lisa Marie’s resting place subsequent to Benjamin comes a number of months after she opened up in a candid essay for Folks about feeling “destroyed” after the demise of her son — and the way she’s grappled with grief.
“Demise is a part of life whether or not we prefer it or not — and so is grieving. There may be a lot to be taught and perceive on the topic, however right here’s what I do know to date: One is that grief doesn’t cease or go away in any sense, a 12 months, or years after the loss,” Presley wrote the journal. “Grief is one thing you’ll have to carry with you for the remainder of your life, despite what sure individuals or our tradition needs us to imagine.”
She added, “You don’t ‘recover from it,’ you don’t ‘transfer on,’ interval.”