The release of Lisa Marie Presley’s memoir, “From Here to the Great Unknown,” has shed light on the intimate and often tragic life of the only child of music legend Elvis Presley. The memoir, completed by her daughter Riley Keough, delves into the trauma, addiction, loss, and grief that shaped Lisa Marie’s life.
In the memoir, Lisa Marie reveals the deep impact her father’s death had on her at a young age, describing the heartbreaking moment she found him facedown on the bathroom floor. She also opens up about her son Ben Keough’s tragic death and the intense grief that followed, leading to a prolonged period of keeping his body at home before burial.
The memoir also touches on Lisa Marie’s relationships with pop icon Michael Jackson and actor Nicolas Cage, highlighting the passionate but tumultuous nature of these connections. It also explores her quest for stability in England with her fourth husband, Michael Lockwood, and the challenges she faced in that chapter of her life.
Despite the tragic events and difficult relationships detailed in the memoir, Riley Keough hopes that readers will find relatability in the human experiences of addiction, grief, love, and family. She emphasizes the importance of acknowledging both the tragedy and the joy that make up a life.
Overall, “From Here to the Great Unknown” offers a poignant and candid look into the life of Lisa Marie Presley, providing insight into the complexities of her relationships, struggles, and ultimately, her resilience.
