An amended lawsuit filed by Priscilla Presley’s former business advisers is accusing her of prematurely ending her daughter Lisa Marie Presley’s life support for financial gain, revealing new details from Priscilla’s upcoming memoir, Softly, As I Leave You. The memoir excerpts describe Priscilla’s emotional final moments with Lisa Marie, who died at 54 from complications linked to prior bariatric surgery, and her decision to remove life support after doctors reported minimal brain activity. The advisers previously claimed Priscilla violated Lisa Marie’s advance health care directive to maintain control over her daughter’s $25 million life insurance trust. Priscilla’s lawyers have dismissed the allegations as baseless and accused the advisers of elder abuse and fraud, while the advisers maintain Priscilla cut them off for financial reasons after benefiting from their services. The conflict unfolds alongside ongoing legal battles over control of the Presley estate and respective business interests. (Rolling Stone)
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