The complexity of Priscilla’s relationship with Elvis has been chronicled in her 1985 memoir, “Elvis and Me,” which found a new audience with its recent film adaptation. He felt he could not divide his focus further, giving any less to his career or to the idea of expanding their family. Elvis’s hectic life of fame and the guilt he felt over his absence during Lisa’s formative years weighed heavily on the decision. Priscilla also touched upon a more personal aspect of their life: their decision not to have more children after the birth of their cherished daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, in 1968. No one else could ever hope to fill his blue suede shoes. At 78, she may not have confirmed these murmurs, but she was transparent about her disinterest in remarriage even after the music icon’s death in 1977.
The whisperings had long circulated that Priscilla had taken a vow, one of the heart, to not entertain matrimony while Elvis walked the earth.
