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After Elvis' death, Priscilla began seeing Michael Edwards in 1978 but it was on and off. In 1985, she found Marco Garibaldi whom she is married to today.
On March 1, 1987; Priscilla gave birth to Navarone Garibaldi.
Priscilla Ann Beaulieu Presley was a big part in Elvis' life. After Elvis losing his mother in 1958, a lot of his life went down hill. Some say that after
his mother had passed, his life was never the same. When he met Priscilla, his life became whole again. He started coming out of his shell more often and
opening up more. As known to just about the whole world, Elvis was a strange man. He lived a very secluded life. Even from his wife. Therefore, it made it
difficult for Priscilla to stay with him. Although Elvis was a very different person and in a way, a dangerous person, Priscilla had always remained on his
mind. If you ask me, I believe he's still singing that very song, "Always On My Mind" to her from his grave right now. He never forgot her. When he was alive,
you could see it in his eyes that he was "happy she was his"!
On October 9, 1973; Elvis and Priscilla appear in court to get their divorce underway. Priscilla then recieved custody of Lisa Marie but Elvis remained close
to both Lisa Marie and Priscilla. Immediately after the divorce in late October, Elvis is hospitalized in Memphis. He is treated for medical problems possibly
from his heavy drug use. Elvis was hospitalized many times after this point up until his death. His health began to decline, greatly.
Priscilla began seeing Mike Stone, a friend of Elvis and Priscilla. She was seeing him from 1972 to 1975. On August 16, 1977, Priscilla was working at her
self-owned boutique shop. Her sister was to arrive at Priscilla's shop to go out to lunch together. She showed up, but with tragic bad news. Her sister set
her aside outside the shop and told her that Elvis is dead. Immidiately, Priscilla was in denial. She didn't believe it was true. Before Elvis' death,
there had been many rumors that he had died so she wasn't about to believe this one. Eventually she would have to. Priscilla had to leave work and headed
home with her sister. When she ran up the steps of her home, she could hear the phone ringing. She was able to answer the phone in time. It was long-term
friend and road manager for Elvis, Joe Espesito. He was crying histarically. He was saying that Elvis is dead and he's at the hospital right now. At this
time, They already called his death. Immidiately, Priscilla became histarical, dropping to the floor and dropping the phone as well.
Starting in 1983, Priscilla began acting and making T.V. appearances all over. She was Jenna Wade in the T.V. series "Dallas" from 1983 to 1988. She was Jane
Spencer in "The Naked Gun" trilogy. She made quite a few guest appearances on "Melrose Place", "Touched By An Angel", and "Spin City". Priscilla became a
business women during and after her appearances. She is the director of the board of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc since November 2000. The Executor of Elvis Presley
Estate and president of Elvis Presley Enterprises, 1979-1998. She took an estate with a market value of $3 million and virtually no income and built an
enterprise with yearly revenues of an estimated $75 million and an estimated value of $250 million. The developer of an international fragrance line since 1988.
Her fragrance line including Moments, Experiences, Indian Summer, and Roses and More. Moments was worth $90 million a year in 1996. She is the author of the
international #1 best-seller "Elvis and Me" which was translated into over 14 different languages. It's one of the best-selling books in the 80's. She is also
the producer of the highly acclaimed ABC weekly dramatic series "Elvis", and the producer of the top-rated TV movie "Elvis and Me". She became a successful
boutique owner; clients include Natalie Wood, Barbra Streisand and Cher during 1973 to 1976. She became a member of Church of Scientology in in 1979. She
turned down the part as one of Charlie's Angels in TV-Series "Charlie's Angels" in 1979. She turned down the part for Stacey Sutton (bond girl) in "A View
to a Kill" in 1985. She was chosen by People Magazine as one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world in 1992. She received an honorary
degree for doctor of humanities from Rhodes College in Memphis, TN in 1998. She made an uncredited cameo in "Austin Powers, International Man of Mystery"
in 1997.