Lisa Marie's posthumous memoir From Here to the Great Unknown has been completed by her daughter Riley Keough, who used her late mother's audio tapes to help her finish off the project. The book was released this month and in it, Lisa opens up about the aftermath of her father Elvis's death when she was nine, and its effect on her.

There were so many times that I found him down on the floor or unable to control his body very well,” Lisa Marie Presley writes of her father, Elvis, in her posthumous new memoir.

Keough opened up about her mother's unexpected death in a new special with Oprah Winfrey about Elvis, her mom, Priscilla, and Graceland.

Riley Keough, the daughter of Lisa Marie Presley, has faithfully completed her mother's memoir after her sudden death in 2023.

Elvis Presley's granddaughter, Riley Keough, revealed that her late mother, Lisa Marie Presley, had an eerie feeling when she said goodnight to the rock legend the night before his death.

In the memoir, Lisa Marie Presley details the toll that her legendary dad's death - when she was just nine - took on her. For the first time, she describes waking up on the afternoon that he died in August 1977 and sensing something was wrong, before running into her father's room across the hallway and seeing him facedown on the bathroom floor.

Lisa Marie Presley had a sixth sense about her dad Elvis Presley’s final day. The King of Rock and Roll died unexpectedly in August 1977 at his Graceland estate at 42. While the world was shocked to learn the devastating news, Lisa Marie — who was only nine at the time — felt that her father wouldn’t be around much longer.

Los Angeles County coroner's attributed the death of Lisa Marie Presley to "sequelae of small bowel obstruction." "Sequelae," as a medical term, refers to an after-effect or secondary condition. The report cited Presley's earlier "bariatric surgery" as a factor that contributed to but was not an immediate cause of death.