Lisa Marie Presley passed away rather suddenly due to a heart attack on January 12, 2023, at 54 years old. But she had lived quite.

Lisa Marie Presley passed away rather suddenly due to a heart attack on January 12, 2023, at 54 years old. But she had lived quite a life, and experienced love in all kinds of ways and people.

Being the only daughter of the ‘King of Rock and Roll’ Elvis Presley and Priscilla Presley, it was natural that Lisa Marie was a subject of the media’s attention.

And she did start giving the media enough reasons to keep her in the spotlight.

First of all, she carried forward her father’s legacy by taking on the same career as him. But her love life was also a matter of ample speculation.

Lisa Marie Presley tied the knot a whopping 4 times in her life, and all of these marriages ended in a divorce.

The singer-songwriter’s first marriage was with musician Danny Keough, in October 1988. Presley was only 20 years old back then.

The couple went on to have two kids together – daughter Riley Keough in 1989 and son Benjamin Keough in 1992.

Benjamin committed suicide in July 2020, he was 27 years old. Keough and Presley ended their marriage two years after their son was born.

Almost 13 years down the line, the Over Me singer talked about her first marriage with Marie Claire, discussing the problems in their relationship, and what was the root cause. She revealed in 2007,

Back in 1994, Presley tied the knot secretly with the Thriller singer in the Dominican Republic.

The most shocking aspect of the whole thing was that it hadn’t even been three weeks since her divorce with Keough was finalized when she got married again.

She clearly went on to lament this decision but at the time she had proudly announced,

Lisa Marie Presley wanted to “save” Michael Jackson

The ‘King of Pop’ passed away of a cardiac arrest in 2009.

His raging substance abuse was the reason behind his death at age 50.

At the time, Storm & Grace singer penned down a detailed and long blog post where she addressed her emotions regarding the tragedy.

She believed that she “failed to help” her ex-husband through his drug problem. She wrote,