Lisa Marie Presley spoke about her legendary father, Elvis Presley, and how she reacted to his death as a child in her posthumous memoir.

In a newly released memoir, Elvis Presley’s late daughter posthumously reveals how she wanted to keep her child close while grieving.

The King of Rock n' Roll's charm has been something that's been oft-talked about, even decades after his tragic death at age 42.They say he could walk into a room and own it within seconds, they say he had the loveliest smile and suave,

In her memoir "From Here to the Great Unknown," Lisa Marie Presley wrote about feeling "stuck" with her mom, Priscilla Presley, after Elvis' death.

That was always evident as Lisa Marie Presley clumsily searched for love and contentment in her abbreviated life. But in Presley’s raw new memoir “From Here to the Great Unknown” (Random House,

The book, which was released posthumously and co-written by her daughter Riley Keough, explains that Lisa Marie "found a very empathetic funeral homeowner" who allowed her to keep her 27-year-old son's body in her home for two months after his tragic death by suicide in July of 2020.

Lisa Marie Presley, Elvis Presley 's late daughter, posthumously revealed that she kept her son Benjamin 's body in her Calabasas, CA, home for two months after his death by suicide in 2020—laying bare in a newly released memoir how she wanted to keep her child close so that she could continue caring for him while grieving.

Lisa Marie Presley claimed her dad Elvis Presley made 'visitations' to her on a regular basis after he died, according to her posthumous memoir.