Priscilla Presley is reflecting on the last evening she spent with her daughter Lisa Marie Presley, just days before her sudden death in January 2023.

The 80-year-old attended the Golden Globe Awards alongside Lisa Marie to support Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis biopic and its star, Austin Butler, who won best actor in a drama. 

After the ceremony, the pair planned to grab a drink, but Lisa Marie complained of stomach pain and decided to head home.

“Little did we know how bad it was,” Priscilla told People in this week’s cover story. “It struck all of us, we were just dumbfounded.”

Two days later, Lisa Marie died at age 54 from a small bowel obstruction linked to a previous bariatric surgery. 

In her forthcoming memoir, Softly, as I Leave You: Life After Elvis (out September 23), Priscilla recalls rushing to the hospital and facing the painful decision to take her daughter off life support.

“I thought about my girl, my wild, rebellious, passionate girl, lying in a vegetative state for the rest of her life,” she writes. “I said what I had to. ‘Take her off the machine, Doctor.’”

Lisa Marie was laid to rest at Graceland, where she is buried alongside her father, Elvis Presley. Priscilla admits the loss remains devastating.

“It was the second saddest day of my life, other than losing Elvis,” she said. “You never really get over losing a child.”

President Donald Trump has arrived in Windsor, U.K., for his unprecedented second state visit along with First Lady Melania Trump.

Donald and Melani will be in the U.K. from 17 September through 18 September. However, the entire state visit will be conducted within the grounds of Windsor estate due to security fears.

To protect the U.S. President and his wife, security has been heightened in Windsor with a strong police presence and a 7-foot fence erected around the estate.

The couple was greeted by the Prince and Princess of Wales upon landing in Windsor and then officially welcomed by the King and Queen. They then accompanied the royals to Windsor Castle in horse-drawn carriages, accompanied by a sovereign’s escort of 80 mounted soldiers.

Trump was also presented with a 120-strong guard of honour and a display by the Red Arrows. This prompted Trump to smile and pat the King on the arm twice.

The couple has now arrived at the East Lawn at Windsor Castle. There, they witnessed a parade of Massed Bands of the Royal Marines, the Coldstream Guards, and the Royal Air Force, with the Old Guard Fifes and Drums from the US Army Band.

They will also watch the Beating Retreat military ceremony, which will be concluded with a display by the Red Arrows.

Meghan Markle’s supporters had a field day trolling Kate Middleton and Queen Camilla as the royal family welcomed US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump to Windsor Castle on Wednesday.

The supporters of the Duchess of Sussex, who is often at the receiving end of criticism and ridicule from royal fans over her Netflix show, lie in wait for the opportunity to hit back whenever senior royals make public appearances. 

It was one of those moments when they seized the chance to mock Kate Middleton and Queen Camilla after a clip surfaced online.

In the video, widely circulated on social media, Princess Kate, Queen Camilla and Melania Trump are seen engaged in conversation while their husbands chatted in the background. 

The footage shows Kate leaving the two women and joining the male company, just as Camilla makes hand gestures. 

Meghan’s supporters interpreted it as some kind of snub, claiming the queen asked Kate to step aside so she could speak with the first lady alone.

The clip was shared with satirical and mocking comments, including: “Harry was lucky to get away,” and “Camilla is in charge and she makes sure Kate knows it.”