#lisa presley

[aliengoth3]

New unseen video of Elvis and Lisa at Graceland in 1971 during Christmas

[alwayysmichael]

New footage of Michael Jackson and Lisa Presley

[foreverjacksonmichael]

[sleepypenguiin]

[slvtinterrupted]

Girls baby names

Cecilia

Lux

Bonnie

Mary

Therese

[angeldust2007]

[aliengoth3]

Priscilla will write a bunch of shit gaslighting Lisa and call her a liar and then try to say stuff like Lisa was never for me when I went through stuff

Umm She’s been there by your side since Elvis passed and you never treated her right well you never wanted her in the first place. She had more than enough time in the world to make amends with her daughter but now it’s too late

I think so too. Hopefully I'm wrong but the fact that she even thought about making another book now after Lisa' one definitely looks bad. I'm not surprised that they weren't close until the Elvis' movie release.

[dearbabydolly]

𝓂𝒶𝒷𝑒𝓎 𝒾𝒻 𝓎𝑜𝓊 𝓁𝑜𝓋𝑒𝒹 𝓂𝑒 𝓎𝑜𝓊 𝓌𝑜𝓊𝓁𝒹 𝒸𝒶𝓁𝓁 𝓂𝑒 𝓎𝑜𝓊𝓇 𝒷𝓊𝓃𝓃𝓎

[aust-een]

“I feel so protective of him, I don’t want anyone hurting him, I don’t want people you know saying anything about him in a negative way.”

[sleepypenguiin]

[imysblog]

[hooked-on-elvis]

Random thought.

ELVIS' FEELINGS ON BEING A PARENT: "FOR ME?"

It's a funny way to imagine how he felt as a parent but when I think about Elvis as a recent parent (1968), holding new-born Lisa Marie, I don't know why but I see his face as in the 50s, kinda like as if his past self was the inner voice inside his head, and he was so amazed at the novelty when he finally realized he was a daddy.

You know, I always imagine what his real reactions would be judging based by the way he acted in the movies. The tone in his voice and his expressions. There's these scenes in Love Me Tender and then Loving You, when both Elvis' characters are so surprised to be gifted with stuff? They have the biggest smile and they go like "for me?" Like they felt they didn't deserve it or something. That's the face I see when I think about how E felt in being a father. And I know I'm right on it because that's how his friends and family and coworkers, all of them talked about when it comes to how Elvis felt blessed for everything he conquered, material things sure but specially the love of so many people (which he lovingly used to address onstage in the 50s as his "friends", his fans). Somehow he had this feeling he didn't deserve the best, but he was beyond grateful for having everything he had. It was the same thing when it comes to his daughter, but the feeling was even stronger. He really loved Lisa as nothing else he ever loved in life, as many friends and family members told he did. In Lisa's book she mentions a moment when her father was mad and yelled at her (as I remember, but maybe it was a little slap on her hand, I can't remember the details now) but immediately afterwards he hugged her and apologized. He couldn't stand seeing that little girl sad. She was his treasure, the greatest thing he never thought he deserved in this life.

In my mind, whenever they were together, E's there, looking at his tiny little baby girl, only a few days old, and then looks back to his friends and family around and says something like: "I made this! Can you believe it? I made her. Damn..." And he has the biggest smile on his face, but that puzzled look in his eyes, almost as it he's thinking it's such a miracle it's hard to believe Lisa really exists and he's not seeing things or dreaming. And then I can hear him saying in his mind while he shakes his head and laughs. "Its difficult to comprehend."

And the thing is: I think he had the same feeling every time he looked at Lisa. Even when she was 9 years old.

A dazzled look he saved only for her.

[moonlightbae333]

Priscilla (2023)

[satninbaby]

stop i love them so much ☹️🥹

[elvisbdoll]

Happy birthday Lisa!

Look how cute she issssss