A friend said she visited the graves of Lisa Marie Presley's father, Elvis, and son Benjamin Keough with her only days before she passed away.
The locations are in Graceland, the estate of the late King of Rock 'n' Roll, in Memphis, Tennessee.
After the passing of her 27-year-old son in 2020, Lisa Marie grew close to David Kessler. David remembered the troubled star's final days at Graceland's Meditation Garden.
He told People magazine, "We sat there mostly in silence by Ben's grave."
The grief expert then revealed, "[Lisa Marie] showed me where she'd be buried someday, right across from her father's grave," which they visited on January 8, the day on what would've been Elvis' 88th birthday.
"I said, 'Not for a long time,' and she was like, 'Nope, I got a lot to do still,'" David added.
He added that the only child of Elvis and Priscilla Presley's attention was going to be on helping others. The acquaintance also disclosed how Lisa Marie was so enthusiastic about what would happen in her life after a difficult "first and second act of life."
However, Lisa Marie Presley passed away on January 12, 2023, following a heart arrest. Around the time her maid discovered her unresponsive, her husband Danny Keough, who was living with her at the time, arrived home after dropping off her twins Finley and Harper at school.
According to reports, Danny gave CPR up until the paramedics came. Before rushing her to a hospital, they revived and restored her pulse.
Priscilla, Lisa Marie's mother, confirmed her passing a few hours later.
According to a report by TMZ, the 54-year-old will apparently be buried this weekend at the precise location where a grave is now being dug.
According to reports, her father's whereabouts is nearby.
The Celebration of Life event will take place on Sunday, and insiders told the newspaper that preparations are already under way at the family estate to accommodate them.
Around the garden fountain, where her father and grandparents are interred, will be Lisa Marie's tomb. Additionally, it will be close to Benjamin's tomb.
It is presently uncertain if anyone will perform at the memorial or which famous A-listers will go.
Since Graceland's 24/7 camera feed, which typically covers the grounds, was turned down three days ago, it's also uncertain if they'll live stream on Sunday or after.
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