Benjamin Keough, the only grandchild of ELVIS PRESLEY, passed away two years ago, and his mother Lisa Marie Presley, sister Riley Keough, and The King’s ex-girlfriend Linda Thompson have all paid heartfelt and moving tributes to him. According to Lisa’s most recent image, Elvis’ grandson and daughter both obtained matching tattoos to symbolize their unbreakable link of love.
Only Lisa Marie, who had four children in total, was the child of Elvis Presley. Riley and Benjamin Keough, who she had with her first husband Danny, are her first two children. The boy was the exact replica of The King’s sole grandchild, who tragically took his own life at the age of 27 in 2020. In the public Meditation Garden of Graceland, Benjamin is interred next to Elvis by the swimming pool.
Lisa Marie Presley captioned a picture of their feet with identical tattoos in memory of her adored late son: My kid and I both got these identical tattoos on our feet a few Mother’s Days ago. A Celtic eternal knot, that is. indicating that our relationship will last forever. We deliberately chose it to stand for our everlasting love and connection.
Riley Keough shared a photo of her late brother and herself on their wedding day and wrote on Instagram, “Not an hour goes by where I don’t think of you and miss you. Today marks two years since you left, and I’m still in shock that you’re not here. My Ben Ben, you are very much adored.
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Elvis’ 1972–1976 girlfriend Linda Thompson said: “I remember you both when you were kids… You will always remain a spiritual unit. You and your mother are in my thoughts.
Lisa Marie, who was understandably distraught by Benjamin’s passing, just recently made a public appearance at the Graceland premiere of Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis biopic, which she adored and wished he had lived to see.
Lisa Marie posted on social media for the first time in 15 months in May, writing, “Hello everyone, I haven’t posted in a while since there isn’t much to say at this point because I am still in deep sadness over my son’s passing. I’ve been completely consumed by navigating through this horrifying grief that has completely devastated and reduced my heart and soul to nearly nothing. Other than my other 3 children, not much else has my time and attention nowadays… That my son is not present to witness it breaks my heart. He surely would have adored it as well.