Lisa Marie Presley's posthumous memoir "From Here to the Great Unknown," cowritten by Riley Keough, features new, surprising stories about her life.

Lisa Marie Presley’s loved ones are finding her memoir, From Here to the Great Unknown, beyond painful to process, despite their show of support. While they all feel the singer, who died at 54 in January 2023,

Elvis Presley's only daughter revealed that her life with her mother was drastically different than life with her father.

Lisa Marie Presley spoke about her legendary father, Elvis Presley, and how she reacted to his death as a child in her posthumous memoir.

In her memoir, Lisa Marie Presley revealed a shocking decision she made following the death of her son, Benjamin Keough. This revelation details how she kept his body at home for two months. It has sparked significant attention.

In a newly released memoir, Elvis Presley’s late daughter posthumously reveals how she wanted to keep her child close while grieving.

The book, which was released posthumously and co-written by her daughter Riley Keough, explains that Lisa Marie "found a very empathetic funeral homeowner" who allowed her to keep her 27-year-old son's body in her home for two months after his tragic death by suicide in July of 2020.

Lisa Marie Presley could sense something was wrong with Elvis. Her daughter shared how Lisa Marie felt on Elvis' last day alive.

Lisa Marie Presley, the only child of Elvis Presley, was working on a memoir when she died in 2023. Now, her daughter Riley Keough, has finished and published From Here to the Great Unknown.

Lisa Marie Presley's marriages include a pair of notable celebrity unions. Elvis' daughter married Michael Jackson in 1994 and Nicolas Cage in 2002.

Lisa Marie Presley was so torn up after her son, Benjamin Keough, committed suicide in 2020. According to psychologist Dr. Gilda Carle, who hasn’t treated the star, who also died in 2023, said “she was in complete denial for the first two months he was gone.