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Priscilla Presley Opens Up About Life with Elvis: Rare and Intimate Reflections

In a heartfelt appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show, Priscilla Presley shared rare and personal memories of her life with Elvis Presley — her former husband and the enduring icon of rock and roll. Although their marriage lasted only six years, their relationship began when Priscilla was just 14 and continued until the end of Elvis’s life. She recalled playful moments like the time they dressed up as an elderly couple for Halloween and went trick-or-treating at Elvis’s father’s house — one of the few times Elvis took part in the holiday.

Priscilla revealed quirky personal details about Elvis, such as his aversion to using others’ utensils and his habit of always drinking from the handle side of a cup, believing no one else would use that part. These anecdotes painted a picture of the real Elvis — far beyond his public persona.

She also spoke candidly about the difficult final years of Elvis’s life, when he became increasingly isolated and struggled with personal challenges. Despite their divorce, they remained close, speaking just days before his passing. Priscilla recalled asking if he was excited about going on tour, to which he responded positively, even though he was clearly dealing with much more behind the scenes.

Though her life has often been overshadowed by Elvis’s legacy, Priscilla emphasized that she has grown into her own identity. She plays an active role in preserving Elvis’s memory, including co-producing the orchestral album If I Can Dream, which features Elvis’s vocals backed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

The interview offered more than just nostalgia — it provided a deeper look into the private life of Elvis, as seen through the eyes of the woman who knew him best during his most vulnerable and brilliant years.

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