The final time Lisa Marie Presley appeared in public before her passing, it was very emotional

The adored daughter of the late superstar Elvis Presley was Lisa Marie Presley. She frequently discussed her father in public after the sadness of losing him at such a young age.

She publicly recalled her father a few days before she passed away and stated a few sentimental things…

Austin Butler starred in a biopic that was released in 2022 and chronicled the life of Elvis Presley. The Presley family reportedly like the movie and the way it told the story.

Both audiences and journalists lauded Austin Butler’s portrayal of Elvis. The actor received immediate praise from the critics and received his first-ever Golden Globe nomination.

When they were being interviewed about the film and the role that has arguably changed the course of Butler’s acting career, Austin Butler and his sister Ashley Butler were present at the Golden Globes red carpet.

His sister expressed her admiration for her young brother by adding, “I am so amazingly proud. Ashley stated, “I scarcely even know how to put it into words. I’m glad you feel the same way about him as I do, because I also feel the responsibility to defend this tiny 12-year-old guy.

Lisa Marie Presley interrupted her when she was talking about her young brother and questioned, “What? Did I ruin your photo?

When Presley was questioned about Butler’s portrayal of her father, she had nothing but positive things to say about the young actor. She remarked that she found his portrayal of Elvis to be “really mind-blowing.”

She remembered her reaction to watching Baz Luhrmann’s movie about her father’s brief life: “I just didn’t know what to do with myself once I saw it.” “It was so incredible and so accurate and just so authentic that, yeah, I can’t even describe what it meant,” the author said. “I had to take, like, five days to process it.”

She started crying as she talked about how perfectly the actor portrayed her father’s final years of suffering.

In her remarks, she stated that she had attended the ceremony “to support Austin and Baz and the film.” It was obvious that the movie had affected her deeply and meant a lot to her.

Regarding Austin’s nominations for the movie at the award ceremony, she continued, “I’m very pleased, and I hope he wins.

Watching Lisa Marie Presley become upset when her father is mentioned is incredibly distressing. We wish they could be reunited.