Introduction
At 82, Mike Stone Reveals Priscilla Presley’s Secret Letter to Him After Elvis Presley Died… “She Mentioned That Baby”
Mike Stone has come forward with a revelation that could shake the foundations of one of the most iconic stories in music history.
After decades of silence, the former karate instructor and one-time lover of Priscilla Presley claims to possess a secret letter she wrote to him shortly after the death of Elvis Presley.According to Stone, the letter not only reflected Priscilla’s emotional turmoil during that time but also contained a cryptic and haunting phrase that has puzzled him ever since: “She mentioned that baby.”
The letter, Stone says, was handwritten and delivered discreetly in the weeks following Elvis’s death in August 1977.
At the time, Priscilla and Stone had already ended their relationship, but their connection hadn’t been entirely severed.The note, filled with regret, sorrow, and a strange sense of urgency, appeared to be both a farewell and a confession.
Stone recalls that the tone was unlike anything he had ever seen from her—vulnerable, shaken, and surprisingly open.
What has captivated the public and conspiracy theorists alike is Priscilla’s use of the phrase “that baby.”The letter offered no further clarification, no name, no context—just a passing mention that left the sentence hanging in ambiguity.
Some believe it referred to Lisa Marie Presley, who was only nine years old at the time of her father’s death.
But Stone insists it felt like something more, something darker and more secretive.
The way the sentence was framed, he says, made it seem as though she was referencing something hidden, something they had both known but never spoken about openly.
This vague hint has sparked renewed speculation about the private lives of the Presleys.
Could there have been another child—unknown to the public, perhaps even unknown to Elvis himself?Or was it a metaphor for something else entirely—a secret that had nothing to do with an actual baby but symbolized a decision, a loss, or a mistake?
Stone refuses to elaborate beyond what was written, stating that even he was left confused by the wording.
Yet he’s held onto the letter all these years, believing it to be a key piece of a larger truth that has never come to light.
Stone’s timing is equally mysterious.
Why choose now, at 82, to share such a deeply personal and potentially explosive piece of history?
He says it’s not about revenge or attention.
Rather, it’s about closure.As he grows older, he says, the weight of unspoken truths has become heavier.
“People deserve to know that things weren’t as perfect as they seemed,” he claims.
“There were cracks, secrets, and emotions that the world never saw.
That letter was Priscilla showing me her real self—conflicted, grieving, and maybe even afraid.”Reactions to the revelation have been mixed.
Some fans see it as a desperate grab for relevance from a man who has long been on the periphery of the Presley legend.
Others believe Stone’s account, noting that he has remained largely silent over the decades, despite having every opportunity to exploit his connection to Elvis and Priscilla.
The existence of the letter itself has yet to be verified publicly, though Stone insists it is authentic and has kept it locked away all these years.
As speculation grows, so do the theories.Some suggest the baby mentioned could be tied to a pregnancy Priscilla never disclosed.
Others wonder if it relates to the emotional strain that Lisa Marie experienced as a child growing up under the weight of her father’s fame and her parents’ complicated history.
Whatever the truth, the phrase “that baby” has become a mystery that may never be fully explained.What this revelation has certainly done is remind the world that the story of Elvis and Priscilla Presley is far more layered than the glamorous headlines suggest.
Behind the photographs, the mansion, and the legend, there were private letters, painful decisions, and untold stories.Mike Stone’s account—true or not—has reignited interest in those hidden chapters and raised new questions about what really happened behind closed doors during the most turbulent years of the Presley dynasty.
For now, the world is left to wonder what secrets may still lie in the pages of that mysterious letter—and whether the truth will ever be fully revealed.