Following the death of Elvis Presley in 1977, Priscilla Presley has led a multifaceted life marked by personal growth, business ventures, and philanthropy. As Elvis’s former wife and mother of his only child, Lisa Marie Presley, Priscilla has maintained a significant presence in the entertainment industry and beyond.

Priscilla Beaulieu met Elvis Presley in 1959 in Germany, where Elvis was stationed during his military service. Their relationship blossomed, leading to their marriage in 1967. The couple's daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, was born in 1968. Their marriage lasted until their divorce in 1973, but Priscilla remained close to Elvis and was instrumental in managing his estate.

Priscilla played a key role in managing Elvis’s estate, including the development of Graceland as a cultural landmark. She was executive producer of Elvis Presley’s movies and helped preserve his legacy through various projects. She founded Elvis Presley Enterprises in 1983, which transformed Graceland into a major tourist attraction, generating significant revenue and promoting Elvis’s cultural impact. Priscilla continued acting in films and television, including notable roles in movies like "The Naked Gun 2½" and "The Rose". She also appeared in TV series and reality shows cantered around Elvis and her life.

Priscilla has been involved in numerous charitable activities, supporting causes related to children, education, and the arts. She has been married twice more, to Marco Garibaldi and later to businessman Todd Meister. Priscilla has also been an advocate for education and has written books about her life and her experiences with Elvis.
 

Priscilla Presley remains an enduring figure associated with Elvis Presley’s legacy. She continues to be involved in preserving his memory and contributing to charitable causes. Her life after Elvis reflects resilience, entrepreneurship, and a commitment to honoring her former husband's influence on music and culture.