Priscilla Presley Reportedly Still Supports Her Daughter Lisa Marie and Always Will

A source revealed to Closer Weekly that despite everything, Priscilla Presley supports her daughter Lisa Marie and invariably will. However, that doesn't mean she agrees with the way Priscilla goes about things.

The source added that although their relationship has shifted from really close to strained throughout the years, right now, they're putting their differences aside.

"Priscilla just wants to support her daughter and her grandkids, who mean the world to her," the source continued.

SWEET WORDS

Priscilla, 74, shares Lisa Marie, 52, with her late ex-husband Elvis Presley, was died on August 16, 1977, in Graceland at age 42.

The businesswoman, who served as chairwoman of Elvis Presley Enterprises (EPE), also has a son named Navarone with film producer Marco Garibaldi.

On February 1, Lisa Marie, the sole heir to her father's estate, celebrated her 52nd birthday, and her mother sent her some thoughtful words on her special day, as reported by Closer Weekly.

THROWBACK SNAP

Priscilla took to Instagram to share a throwback photo of the pair from years back. She captioned the post, "HAPPY BIRTHDAY Yisa! Mom."

As of this writing, the adorable snap has already accumulated nearly 27,000 likes on the photo and video-sharing social networking service.

In 1973, the King of Rock 'n' Roll petitioned for legal separation, and they agreed to share custody of their daughter.

TALK OF THE MEDIA

Fans quickly took to the comments section to react. One person wrote "Happy birthday to her. Such a beautiful pic." Another added "You are amazing. Elvis [Presley] was a lucky man."

From the 1960s to the 1970s, Priscilla and Elvis' romantic tale was the talk of the media, according to The Blast.

The two first met in 1959 and tied the knot in 1967, in Las Vegas. The following year, they welcomed Lisa Marie into the world together.

In 1973, the King of Rock 'n' Roll petitioned for legal separation, and they agreed to share custody of their daughter.

As reported by Daily Mail in 2018, shortly before the release of an HBO documentary about Elvis' life and death, Priscilla discussed the depths of addiction of her late ex-husband. According to her, the legendary singer "knew what he was doing."

Priscilla revealed that many people close to Elvis had tried to wean him off drugs, but that his addiction ran far too deep for any of them to reach him in time.

Priscilla remained the main beneficiary at his death and has since turned Graceland into one of the most famous tourist attractions in the United States.