Lisa Marie Presley kept her son Benjamin's body on dry ice in her home for two months after his death so she could say goodbye like she did to dad Elvis. TODAY.

Lisa Marie Presley had a difficult time letting go of her son Benjamin after he died by suicide at age 27 in 2020. The late 54-year-old wrote in her posthumous memoir, “From Here to the Great ...

Following the death of Lisa Marie Presley's son Benjamin Keough by suicide in 2020, the singer and only child of Elvis Presley struggled to process her son's death.

Lisa Marie Presley revealed in her posthumous memoir that she kept her son Benjamin Keough's body in her home for two months after he died by suicide in 2020.

Lisa Marie Presley was devastated when her only son, Benjamin Keough, died at the age of 27 in 2020. We now know how deeply she grieved. In “From Here to the Great Unknown,” a new memoir by ...

Lisa Marie Presley's posthumous memoir, "From Here to the Great Unknown," details the death of her son, Benjamin Keough, in July 2020.

Lisa Marie Presley's memoir 'From Here to the Great Unknown' reveals why she kept her son Benjamin's body on dry ice for 2 months after his death, writing: "There is no law in the state of ...

Why Lisa Marie Presley Kept Son Benjamin Keough's Body on Dry Ice for 2 Months After His Death. In Lisa Marie Presley’s posthumous memoir From Here To The Great Unknown, she detailed why she ...

Lisa Marie Presley says she took her time deciding where to bury son Benjamin Keough. For two months, she stored the body in a 55-degree room inside her home in California. Daughter Riley admits ...

Lisa Marie Presley's memoir was released posthumously and revealed shocking details about how she processed her son's death in 2020. She wrote that she kept him in a 55 degree room for two months.

Lisa Marie Presley's posthumous memoir reveals that she kept her son Benjamin's body on ice for two months after his death: 'There is no law [in California] that you have to bury someone immediately.' ...

The late 54-year-old wrote in her posthumous memoir, “From Here to the Great Unknown,” that she kept Benjamin’s body on dry ice at her home in Los Angeles for two months after his death.