Riley Keough recalls haunting conversation between Lisa Marie and Michael Jackson

In the United States, Lisa Marie Presley and her daughter, Riley Keough, reflect on Lisa Marie's complex relationship with Michael Jackson in her posthumously published memoir, 'From Here to the Great Unknown.' The memoir reveals Lisa Marie's insights into her marriage to Jackson, highlighting his controlling nature and his desire for children, which she resisted. Their relationship ended after a near-fatal incident on a private plane, prompting Lisa Marie to recognize the need to separate from Jackson. Years later, Jackson reached out to Lisa Marie, expressing his fears of dying like her father, Elvis Presley. This conversation marked their last interaction, with Jackson reportedly sounding intoxicated and expressing paranoia about those around him. Following Jackson's death in 2009, Lisa Marie experienced profound grief, sitting with his coffin for hours, similar to her experience with Elvis's funeral. Riley Keough shared that her mother struggled with the loss of her son, Benjamin, who died by suicide in 2020, believing that this heartbreak contributed to Lisa Marie's own death. Despite the physical causes of her passing, Keough emphasized that the emotional toll of losing Benjamin was significant. The memoir serves as a poignant reflection on love, loss, and the complexities of familial relationships, revealing the deep emotional scars left by both Jackson's and Benjamin's deaths. The book, completed by Keough after Lisa Marie's passing, offers a glimpse into the struggles and heartaches faced by the Presley family, underscoring the lasting impact of grief and the search for closure.