Priscilla Presley resides each mom’s worst nightmare, however she says public assist helps. Eleven days after daughter Lisa Marie Presley‘s death, the actor opened up on social media.
“Thanks all to your condolences, you have got touched me along with your phrases,” the 77-year-old Presley writes. “It has been a really troublesome time however simply realizing your love is on the market makes a distinction.”
Lisa Marie Presley died on Jan. 12 after reportedly going into cardiac arrest at her residence in California. She was revived and hospitalized, however didn’t make it by the afternoon. Her mom’s new tweet is her first since updating followers on her daughter’s situation simply after 5PM that day.
Throughout Sunday’s (Jan. 22) memorial for Lisa Marie, Priscilla learn a poem referred to as “The Outdated Soul” by Harper Vivienne Ann Lockwood and spoke to her daughter’s dying after she misplaced her personal son. Benjamin Keough died by suicide in 2020.
“Time, after all, flew by. It was time for a tragedy. She knew it was near the top. Survivor’s guilt, some would say, however a damaged coronary heart was the doing of her dying. Now, she is residence the place she all the time belonged, however my coronary heart is lacking her love,” Priscilla advised mourners.
After the poem, she added just some extra sentences: “That claims all of it, and thanks all for being right here … Our coronary heart is damaged. Lisa, all of us love you.”
Harper Lockwood is one in all Lisa Marie Presley’s three daughters. She’s simply 14 years outdated.
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