In her posthumous memoir 'From Here to the Great Unknown,' Lisa Marie Presley reflects on her strained relationship with her mother, Priscilla, describing feelings of being unwanted.
Lisa Marie detailed that her mother's struggles with motherhood led to a lack of maternal instincts, stating, 'She didn't have great maternal instincts.' This created a profound feeling of rejection for Lisa.
Reflecting on her mother's attitude towards her pregnancy, Lisa Marie wrote, 'She thought about trying to fall off her horse to cause a miscarriage.' This insight reveals a troubling glimpse into Priscilla's mindset.
Despite their challenges, Lisa Marie acknowledged her parents' efforts to maintain a semblance of family unity after their split, saying, 'They did a fantastic job maintaining a united front and a real friendship bond.'
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