On January 12, Lisa Marie Presley unexpectedly passed away, shocking the world and leaving behind her mother, and three daughters. The Presley family is undoubtedly going through a difficult period in light of Benjamin Keough's suicide in 2020, followed by the death of his mother from a cardiac arrest.
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Lisa Marie Presley will rest in Graceland, her father's old home, on Sunday, Jan. 22, following her untimely passing.
A public memorial service will be held on Graceland's front lawn at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday, according to a statement Lisa Marie's representative provided to ET on Monday.
Lisa Maria, following in the Presleys' long tradition, along with Elvis, his parents Vernon and Gladys, his grandmother Minnie Mae, and Lisa Marie's son Benjamin Keough, who committed suicide in July 2020, are all interred at Graceland. Also, there is a smaller memorial stone for Elvis' identical twin brother Jessie, who passed away at birth.
On January 12, Lisa Marie suffered a complete cardiac arrest at her Calabasas, California, home and was taken by ambulance to the hospital. Prior to bringing her to the hospital, the emergency personnel attempted CPR. Soon later, Lisa Marie passed away.
Although Lisa Marie was born in Memphis, she did not reside there. Nevertheless, she traveled to the city to observe her father's birthday and commemorate his passing, which shocked the world when Elvis was discovered dead in Graceland at 42 on August 16, 1977.
The Elvis Presley Trust was maintained by Elvis Presley Enterprises and Lisa Marie as its sole heir, up until she sold her majority stake in the trust in 2005. She kept possession of the mansion, its 13 acres of grounds, and everything inside.
Presley had visited Graceland a few days before her passing to honor her father's birthday, which fell on January 8th. The actress and her mother, Priscilla Presley, were both there at the Golden Globes the two nights before the terrible death of the singer. They witnessed Austin Butler win the Best Actor prize for his portrayal of Elvis.
Lisa Marie Presley, her grandfather Vernon Presley, and her great-grandmother Minnie Mae Hood shared the rock legend's estate after he passed away when she was just nine years old.
When she turned 25 in 1993, she fully assumed control of the estate and established The Elvis Presley Trust to carry on its successful management.
Last year, Lisa Marie grieved her son following his tragic demise with a heartfelt eulogy. However, to commemorate National grief awareness day, she wrote a guest essay for People detailing how she's had her fair share of grief.
"I’ve dealt with death, grief and loss since the age of nine years old. I’ve had more than anyone’s fair share of it in my lifetime and somehow, I’ve made it this far,"
Hopefully, the talented singer finds peace when she is laid to rest beside her son.
