The Los Angeles County Coroner has released documents stating that Lisa Marie Presley passed away in January due to a small bowel obstruction. The coroner’s report also confirmed that her cause of death was natural. Initially, authorities had reported that Elvis Presley’s daughter had been hospitalized after suffering a cardiac arrest.
After her death, Lisa Marie Presley’s mother, Priscilla Presley, expressed her devastation and described her daughter as a passionate, strong, and loving woman. The family requested privacy as they tried to cope with this profound loss.
E! News and TMZ both reported on the coroner’s full report, which did not include a toxicology report. The family had been awaiting the results of Lisa Marie Presley’s autopsy for six months. Initially, the coroner’s office was unable to determine the cause of death and announced that further investigation and studies were necessary.
Following her death, a dispute arose between Lisa Marie Presley’s mother and her daughter, Riley Keough. Presley had named Keough as the trustee of Elvis’ fortune, granting her exclusive access in the event of her death. Priscilla Presley challenged the trustee change, claiming that she and Lisa Marie’s former business manager were the original trustees and raised concerns about the validity of the alteration. Priscilla Presley pointed out inconsistencies in her daughter’s signature approving the trustee change.
Recently, Keough and her grandmother reached a settlement. Keough agreed to pay her grandmother a lump sum of $1 million, cover her legal fees amounting to $400,000, and provide financial compensation for the next decade as a “special adviser” to the estate.
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