​​Riley Keough Reveals Bittersweet Process to Finish Mom Lisa Marie Presley's Memoir

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🔗: https://t.co/xmKoCWSwEe

Riley Keough "burst into tears" while listening to the tapes her late mom Lisa Marie Presley had left behind to complete her memoir, 'From Here to the Great Unknown'. pic.twitter.com/XTC2qLHYgO
- People (@people) September 25, 2024
People magazine has a small interview and the introduction to Lisa Marie Presley’s posthumous

Comments

[maryjanewatson]

"I was so afraid to hear my mother’s voice - the physical connection we have to the voices of our loved ones is profound."

too true. i don't have any voice recordings of mine, but even remembering how she said certain things can make me stop in my tracks sometimes.

[crazylike_afox]

I don't have any recordings of my sister either, but there's certain phrases I have in my head that I can remember in her voice so I don't forget what she sounded like.

[nigelwitthebrie]

When my mom passes away, I plan to keep the recordings of her voicemails in my iPhone. It’s just something I know I’ll need while in grief in the future 🥺

[narnia207]

I’m doing an extremely self sabotaging thing by deleting them now because I refuse to come to terms with the fact that she won’t live forever

[shangri__la]

My biggest regret was deleting my dad's last voicemail to me. It's been over a decade and I still get upset about it.

[pieisgood08]

I have one tiny instagram video that has my grandfather saying "merry christmas" and then his signature laugh and it means so much to me.

[storm]

for real!!

i saved the last voicemail my dad left me, wishing me a happy birthday, 9 days before he died, and i haven't been able to listen to it even though it's been 14 years. her being able to listen to all these recordings from her mom to finish the memoir shows so much strength and compassion.