Lisa Marie Presley‘s surviving three youngsters will reportedly inherit her Graceland property.
The singer-songwriter, and daughter of Elvis and Priscilla Presley, died final Thursday (January 12) aged 54 after struggling a cardiac arrest at her residence in Calabasas, California. She will probably be buried close to her late father and son (Ben Keogh) at Graceland.
Based on Individuals, Lisa Marie’s three daughters – actor Riley Keough, 33, and twins Harper and Finley Lockwood, 14 – will inherit Graceland, which is situated in Memphis, Tennessee.
Lisa Marie was the only real inheritor to her father’s property, which she assumed in 1980 following the icon’s loss of life in 1977. She retained possession of Elvis’ former residence, together with his Graceland mansion and its surrounding 13 acres.
In 1982, Graceland was become a public museum in tribute to Elvis. It’s stated that round 650,000 folks now go to the property yearly, with the property estimated to be price $500million (£409m).
The property was handed all the way down to Lisa Marie in belief when she was solely 9 years outdated, and the belief formally dissolved on her twenty fifth birthday in 1993 giving her full possession of Graceland (through the official Graceland web site).
As Consequence notes, Lisa Marie had vowed to maintain Graceland within the household. “Graceland was given to me and can all the time be mine,” she stated in a 2013 interview. “After which handed to my youngsters. It would by no means be offered.”
A public memorial service for Lisa Marie is because of be held on Graceland’s entrance garden this Sunday (January 22) at 9:00am native time.
The household has requested that followers make a donation to The Elvis Presley Charitable Basis as a substitute of giving flowers.
Because the information of Lisa Marie’s passing, tributes have poured in from the likes of her ex-husband Nicolas Cage, John Travolta, Elvis star Austin Butler, and the Michael Jackson property.
Lisa Marie Presley opened up about bereavement in a 2022 essay for Individuals, writing that “grief doesn’t cease or go away in any sense, a 12 months, or years after the loss”.
She added: “Grief is one thing you’ll have to carry with you for the remainder of your life, regardless of what sure folks or our tradition needs us to consider.”