Lisa Marie Presley’s Twin Daughters Graduate Middle School
(Left) Lisa Marie Presley / Instagram / (Right) Priscilla Presley / Instagram
Lisa Marie Presley Was A Mother Who Left Behind Three Daughters After Her Death
Lisa Marie Presley had four children: Riley and Benjamin Keough, and twin daughters Harper and Finley Lockwood. Sadly, Benjamin died in 2020 at the age of 27.
After Lisa Marie passed away on January 12, she was laid to rest next to Benjamin in Graceland’s Meditation Garden.
During Lisa Marie’s memorial service, her mother Priscilla read a poem written by one of her daughters. It read in part:
“Now, she is home where she always belonged, but my heart is missing her love / She knew that I loved her / I fear I’ll never touch her / But the old soul is always with me / She doesn’t drift above.”
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Since Lisa Marie’s passing, Priscilla and Riley have gone back and forth in court over her estate. You can read a more detailed breakdown about that here.
The two parties recently reached an agreement. Riley will serve as the sole trustee and will oversee the sub-trusts for her younger sisters.
Priscilla Shares New Photo With Her Granddaughters & Celebrates A Milestone
For the first time since Lisa Marie’s death, Priscilla shared a photo with her grandkids on social media. The photo shows her standing outside with all three of her granddaughters.
Priscilla posted the picture for a celebratory reason. 14-year-old Harper and Finley recently graduated from middle school! “Happy Graduation girls! You’re now in high school!!!” Priscilla wrote in the caption.
Fans were happy to see the picture of Priscilla with Riley, Harper, and Finley. They seem to be on good terms after reaching their agreement over Lisa Marie’s estate.
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You can see the photo Priscilla shared of her with her granddaughters below.
A huge congratulations to Harper and Finley on their graduation! We wish them the best of luck as they prepare to enter high school.
