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Very sad. She probably had a preexisting condition.  I bet the grief at the loss of her son didn't help.
Poor Priscilla had to bury Elvis, her grandson and now Lisa Marie…she’s been through so much >

And Elvis's birthday was just January 8th >

I was actually at Graceland for Elvis' birthday and Lisa Marie was there and spoke for about a minute. It's surreal right now. >

TMZ reported earlier that Danny Keough (her ex husband), they apparently had been living together for a while, got home from taking the kids to school and performed CPR until paramedics arrived. Glad the kids weren't there to see their mother like that. >

Reading this and thinking back at what happened to NFL player Demar Hamlin last week with how lucky he was that medical staff was able to immediately give him CPR. It was like the "best" place to have a cardiac arrest. >

Your chances of surviving an out of hospital cardiac arrest without immediate defibrillation are quite low. Damar Hamlin was very lucky he was at an arena with an aed and medical staff. It makes all the difference. Who knows how long Lisa Marie was down without a pulse before she was discovered. >

Welp, time to sign up for CPR classes.  
Thanks for sharing. >

My work makes me take first aid every year and I have always rolled my eyes and said "whatever". It saved my wife's life. >

Glad to hear she's fine. Are there any long term effects after the cardiac arrest or things you guys have to look out for now after she got out of hospital? >

Lots of anoxic brain damage. She had to relearn everything. Walking, talking, eating, etc. It has been like watching her go from an infant to herself again. Now she's back to being smarter than me and about 80-90% of her former self!
She has an ICD so if she has another event it should defibrillate her almost immediately. The device sends her cardiologists a report every night. >

My husband has an ICD, had a cardiac event at 38. He is going to be 52 in a few days and has only got stronger over the years. It gets better, I wish you and your wife all the best in life 💓 >

She was just at the Golden Globes the other night. Shocking how sudden this was. >

Yeah but she did not look well or sound well. >

A lot of people who suffer heart attacks unknowingly have serious partial blockages in their coronary arteries prior to the attack actually happening. My dad had a 99% occlusion of his descending coronary artery and he thought he just had heartburn. All tests were normal until they decided to take him to the cath lab just in case because of our family history, and found a blockage that 1% more would have almost certainly killed him. He got lucky, a lot of folks do not and they don’t find it until it’s too late. >

Yeah, my dad. “I’m going sit in the living room, I can’t sleep because of my heart burn.” Found him dead the next morning. That’s over 20 years ago and it has had a great impact on our lives. My mother “died” with him that morning. The screams still haunt me. >

I’m sorry you had to go through that, it’s just so traumatic to find a loved one like that. I was a 911 dispatcher for 6 years, and the screams still ring in my ears sometimes, I know exactly what you mean. The grief wail is a sound you can never really unhear. >

Our local PD had a weekly 10-week program where you got to see all aspects of the department. I never realized how hardcore being a 911 dispatcher must be, before that. 
Respect. >

I found my mom cold in the morning and the dispatcher scolded me for crying when I called. The police officer I submitted the death certificate application to was super uncaring. The doctor that came just saw my mom for a quick second, said she’s dead and requested her medication for recycling.
I know all of them see dead people regularly, so they are totally dispassionate, but at that moment I wished they could experience it personally. >

The worst thing about this is being scolded for crying. Of course you were crying. I’m sorry you had to experience that. >

Sadly, it could have been worse.  Former chief in my town tazed a guy for becoming hysterical after finding his mother dead. >

In addition to her children, I feel so sorry for her mother, Priscilla Presley. Terrible when your child dies before you. As Lisa Marie knew as well. >


In September, Presley wrote an essay for National Grief Awareness Day, in which she opened up about the loss of her son.
My and my three daughters' lives as we knew it were completely detonated and destroyed by his death. We live in this every. Single. Day," she wrote. "Grief is something you will have to carry with you for the rest of your life, in spite of what certain people or our culture wants us to believe. You do not 'get over it,' you do not 'move on,' period."

Thats hard. I lost my Dad recently and was completely ambushed by grief and mourning, it really is a son of a bitch. RIP Lisa >

My wife died suddenly in December, and despite it being my literal worst nightmare, it's still worse than I ever imagined it would be. >

My wife passed away just over 3 years ago.  I have no useful advice i can give you. >

Sometimes it's just nice to know other people are surviving in the same pain. I want you to know there is value in just saying your in the same situation and still surviving. >

I felt so selfish and bad when I found solace in other people's misery as well. But it definitely helped me cope with the loss of my son. I still feel bad at times for using that for coping, but it worked (good or bad). >

I wouldn't feel bad. I think that's a major point of group therapy - knowing others are suffering similarly and supporting each other. >

One could argue it’s the only point >

While I was reading about her passing I also read that Elvis left everything to her, her grandad and Godmother? (I forget) But they passed in 79, 80. Making Lisa the sole heir to Elvis's estate. This chick was crazy wealthy. I never knew that. I thought maybe Priscilla had some, whoever else etc. Nope. All Lisa. >

While she probably was extremely wealthy, her and her mother were also in Scientology for decades, so who knows how much of it they sucked out of her. A popular story which gets repeated is that they tried to get Elvis roped into the cult towards the end of his life, but he immediately stormed off claiming “these motherfuckers only want my money”. >

What I read was that when she inherited the estate it was estimated to be worth $100 million. Not that long ago, though, she reportedly squandered it all and was living with her mother for a time. >

Her and her mother sold off the majority of their controlling interest in the estate several years ago, so she was probably subsiding off whatever revenue it was bringing in. Sad to say that while Elvis was a cultural icon in his day, much of his fanbase at this point is dead or dying, so I’m guessing he probably doesn’t bring in anywhere close to what he was 25 or 30 years ago. >

You kind of realize how much of his fan base is gone when we stop getting “headlines” about Elvis sightings. 
I do feel sorry for Priscilla, though. She’s buried her grandchild and now a daughter. :( >

We don't make a big deal about John Lennon's death every year like we used to. Doesn't mean the Beatles aren't still insanely popular.
Elvis is an icon and still incredibly popular. >

It does mean that though. The Beatles are still popular for sure, but certainly not insanely popular anymore. Insanely popular is the modern music stars. >

"I don't know who this Paul McCartney dude is, but he's so lucky to have done this song with Kanye. His career is about to blow up"
What's amazing about that quote is, doing a song with Kanye, did probably actually lead to quite a few people discovering the Beatles again. >

I love when Weird AL showed up at a party and he heard McCartney say, "Holy shit! It's Weird AL! Weird AL showed up!"
Proves that even celebrities are just human beings that entertain us, not gods. >

I was lucky enough to be hanging out in a small lobby space in a hotel that had a piano one night and Paul McCartney happened to be staying there. Everyone had had a few drinks and he sat down and played a bunch of songs for all 10 of us. It was around 11PM and apparently they had some noise complaints at the front desk lol. 
It was freakin' incredible and still feels like I slid into an alternate reality for a couple of hours. Like, how the hell am I at this private concert with Paul McCartney?? >

I feel so bad for all she left behind. Her daughter is a really good actress I am wondering how she is coping with all of this. >

Her new series is out in March so she has to do press during all this. >

Awful timing for that. Feel so bad. Kind of reminds me of Billie Lourd losing her mom and grandmother in 2 days time. >

So horrible and far too young. My heart's with Priscilla... I couldn't imagine losing so many close loved ones prematurely to cardiac arrest. Her grandson died awhile ago as well. I hope she has love and support, nobody should have to bury their children and grandchildren. >

Lisa Marie and Priscilla both had to bury children, so heartbroken for them, listening to all their interviews they always exuded kindness and a soft, loving energy >

Incredibly sad that her, her former husband, and her father all died incredibly young of very similar causes. RIP. >

Her son died last year too >

He died in July of 2020, so 2 and a half years ago. >

When they die, it perpetually feels like it just happened yesterday. >

R.I.P. Lisa Marie Presley. She was young. I didn't realize Elvis was only 42 years old when he died. He was young too. >

Elvis was only a year older than I am currently. Damn. >

Martin Luther King Jr was only 39 when assassinated.  I had thought for most of my 38 years that he was much older. >

Damn I’m 36, why does it still feel he was so much older than I? >

Probably the adultification that was common back then. I found a picture of my great-grandma when she was 17 and her attitude resonating from the picture, dress, make-up, etc. was already so adult-like that I easily could've mistaken her for 30 instead. >

Part of the effect is that people tend to dress similarly throughout life, so she's wearing clothes that you associate with "old people", which affects how you prescribe someone's age.
Also, some people just look older. >

I became a fan when she finally had the courage to do music, at that moment i started to really know more about her and see her as Lisa Marie and not as Elvis’ daughter or Michael Jackson’s ex.
“Storm & Grace” is still one of my favorite albums.
When her son died she was so vocal about how painful it was, very sad.
And as someone said before: poor Priscilla, she has to see so many loved ones die young and probably from similar situations. >

Here’s a lovely video of a Lisa Marie and Elvis duet. 
I feel terrible for Priscilla and Lisa Marie’s children. Lisa Marie’s son passed about three years ago as well. >

Her voice was so beautiful! >

Her music was actually great. She was obviously able to gather the best writers and musicians around her but she really did put out some great stuff >

Damn. My mom was 54 when she died. Too young. RIP ♡ >

RIP. What do you even do after that? My parents are getting old and it’s on my mind more and more. I don’t know how I’ll be able to carry on once they are gone. They are a fact of my life and I can’t imagine a world without them. But it’s a fact they will be gone eventually. What do you do when they are gone? >

My mom passed away unexpectedly last year and like you, I couldn’t imagine a world without her. I lived with her and she was my best friend. The grief never goes away but the shock will pass. You just carry on day by day and imagine that she’s at the finishing line cheering you on with your life. >

I'm 54. I'm thinking about all the things I am yet to do and there's so much left to do. It's quite thought-provoking.
May she rest peacefully and her family find comfort with each other. >

Use it wisely. My dad died from a heart attack at 52. >

Elvis would have turned 88 a few days ago if he was still alive. >

such a weird thing that my grandma remembered when Elvis died, and here I am down the generational line reading about Lisa's death. Heartbreaking loss and I hope her kids will be ok >

I remember when Elvis died. I was 14 and remember thinking he had lived a long life and was old. I have now outlived him by 17 years and I don’t feel (that) old. >

I was 4, it was the first big thing outside my family, the 1st big news. I used to listen to a sad puppy dog song(don't remember the name_) by him for bedtime. >

think the song you’re thinking of is called “Old Shep” >


Old Shep

It is! Wow, thanks. >

Wasn’t she just at the golden globes two nights ago? 😳 >

Who was that guy she was with? >

Jerry Schilling. One of the only people left from Elvis' inner circle (Memphis Mafia). He's also a personal manager and at one time managed Lisa Marie. >

Poor Lisa. Famous before she was born and never asked for any of this. May she Rest In Peace >

So sad for her and her family. She did not look physically well at the Golden Globes during the interview. RIP :( >

She sure didn’t. She looked like she was at death’s door and I guess she was. Sad. >

TIL Lisa Marie Presley was married to both Nicolas Cage and Michael Jackson.
RIP >

I even remember both of them for very different reasons. >

Elvis mom died at 46, then Elvis, now the daughter all from heart disease.  They’re diets and lifestyle weren’t the best but heart disease was rampant on that side.  If you look at the lifestyles of Keith Richard’s, Eric Clapton and more who’s years of smoking smoking and partying lifestyles should’ve killed them years ago, I realize genes lay a big role. >

Will she be buried at Graceland? >

Her grandparents, father and most importantly her son are all buried there so I’m sure she will be. >

I feel bad for her daughters >

She died in the ICU with her daughter Riley and Prescilla by her side. When I think about her daughters what brings some reassurance is that their Mother died from the result of cardiac arrest. It wasn’t an overdose, it wasn’t suicide which results in leaving many questions unanswered. She died in hospital and the cause being known. Dr’s and nurses reassuring this information and insisting they did all they could do. Her mom had stated she was receiving the upmost best care prior to her passing. May that bring some peace to them all. Losing someone from an OD, or suicide is extremely painful. Questions revolving around “why?” Or “I should have done more” plague the mind. At least this way those she left behind understand why she is no longer with them. RIP Lisa Marie. Hopefully you’ve been reunited with your Dad and Son. >

She suffered a lot of loss and grief in her life. I cannot imagine trying to go on after losing a child. She is so right that grief never ends, there is no getting over it. May she rest in peace. Strength to her mother and daughters. >

Heartbreaking.  Far too young, just like her father. >

So sad,she is now at peace with her father and son.RIP Lisa Marie >

I keep forgetting that Priscilla Presley is still out there. >

Oh man. I remember when Elvis died. And now Lisa Marie. >

This is tragic news again for the Presley family Lisa Marie lost her only son 3 years ago to suicide.she really has been so many struggles I was hoping she would make a full recovery.i know her children & mother must be devastated .i lost my mom in 2016 & my older brother in 2014 so I have an idea of the grief they're suffering.it's just sad news for their family again. >

My coworker just buried his 25 year old son.....
I believe lisa Marie died of a broken heart >

That's the 1st thing I thought of >

I’m hope their family is healing through all this. I lost my father to cancer in May, and my uncle just died 2 days ago due to an accident at work >

I’m sorry for your loss. I just lost my dad 5 days ago and it’s excruciating. >

I’m so sorry for your loss, please be gentle with yourself in this period of mourning >

Sending love, hugs, and prayers you guys’ way! ❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾 >

Very sad RIP. Too young to die. >

So sad for Priscilla and Reilly >

Right after Elvis' birthday too (Jan 8). RIP🙏 >

Just the thought of the pain she was in is terrible. It's heartbreaking. >

No parent should have to bury their child. I feel so bad for her mom and her kids. >

I hate getting older and watching icons die. >

I hope she is at peace with her dad and son now. It seems like despite her fame and fortune her life was not an easy one. >

Sounds like they have a genetic disposition for cardiac events. >

Most social media posts are filled with comments immediately blaming vaccines...how quickly people forget that her dad died of the very same thing at 42 years of age. >

My God i’m really tired of this “everything from young persons suicide to 60 year old trucker dying in a crash being blamed on vaccines” era we’re in. Just let it be over. >

It’s like no one ever died of anything before Covid. There were no strokes, heart attacks, or miscarriages either! The vaccine is killing everyone. /s >

It's like I was telling somebody the other day, everybody dies after they get vaccinated. Probably has something to do with the fact that we only give vaccines to the living. >

Wow, that is still so young.  She, her father, and her former husband all had an early end. >

And her son! >

I'm one of eight. Me and a sister left. In a five year span I flew coat to coast to bury, my mom which I flew home twice in three months. My dad, two sisters, and lost 3 brothers. It seems like yesterday, but it was long ago. Grief is best handled the way it's best for you. Don't let anyone tell you any different. >

Tragic, having lived to now see three generations of the family die including Elvis I'm thinking that the game game isn't always what it's made out to be. Hope those who remain are getting the comfort they need right now. >

Damn. This one hurts folks. 🥺 >

R.I.P lisa Marie Presley >

I just finished watching Elvis for the very first time. Lisa must have passed while I was halfway through the movie. That's an odd coincidence. >

My father had a massive heart attack in front of me when I was 15. He died 30 minutes later at the hospital. I remember the nurse telling me that my dad would be fine. Minutes later the priest came in and read his last rites. I despise that hospital. It’ll be 40 years ago on this Sunday. I also lost my mom to suicide when I was 5 years old. My brother committed suicide when I was 47. I feel so incredibly cheated in my life. I don’t even have one memory of my mom. >

Sorry for your losses. >

Damn. Correct me if I’m wrong, but she was at the Golden Globes a few days ago, right? >

Yup, but she didn’t look too well there 😕 >

Omg. I just read that she had a heart attack earlier. So very tragic. >

Wow that’s sudden and sad, her daughter Riley Keough is probably not doing well right now. Her brother committed suicide a few years ago as well, so that family has experienced some serious grief recently. >

my heart breaks for Priscilla >

I presume that there is some kind of cardiac related genetic component at play here >

Omg, I knew it was bad from the headlines but didn't expect this. Really sad news, RIP. >

She wasn’t the same after her son died. RIP >

How did Elvis have only 1 child? >

IIRC, he had a Madonna/whore complex. Once Priscilla was pregnant with Lisa Marie, he no longer saw her as sexually desirable because she wasn't just his wife anymore; she was the mother of his child, so that made her too domestic to have sex with? >

Remember when she was married to Michael Jackson? That was crazy. >

Although I didn't get it at the time,  I do now. They grew up similarly (huge expectations,  more famous than other celebrities for various reasons) & both struggled with their mental health.  Once I figured that out, I always felt for her. She really tried to handle the crazy she was born into (not at all by choice).
I hope she's at peace in the next universe >

RIP Lisa, sad for her loss. 😢 Poor Priscilla has so much more heartbreak again. >

This is such sad new she had a hard life growing up being in the sport light etc. >

RIP Marie, and for all the people who are still grieving on these comments, I hope you are comforted with good memories. >

Lots of famous people seem to have been dying recently. You think she’ll be buried with the rest of her family at Graceland? >

Damn. Slow down 2023 with taking public figures. >

Awe man, that's awful, sorry to hear that.
RIP, shes with her baby now. 💙