The Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, and the late Lisa Marie Presley were very close friends. Fergie reveals she and Lisa Marie were more than just friends. She reveals they shared a very deep bond and referred to each other as sisters. So when Lisa passed away unexpectedly in 2023, the Duchess was heartbroken. So, in honor of her late friend, Fergie has revealed Lisa Marie’s dying wish and how she plans to grant it.
Lisa Marie Presley had many friends from all walks of life. However, one of her most memorable and closest friends was the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson. The 64-year-old Royal reveals that before Lisa Marie passed away, she made one wish clear to her. Now Sarah Ferguson reveals she is ready to oblige one of her dearest friends’ last requests.
According to Bang Showbiz reports, Sarah says that Lisa wanted to see her team up with Presley’s oldest daughter, actress Riley Keough, to produce a biopic together. During a recent White Wine Question Time podcast interview, Sarah tells host Kate Thornton her upcoming plans with Riley.
Lisa Marie Presley Dreamed of Riley Keough Working With Sarah Ferguson
During the interview, Sarah Ferguson confessed, “I’m very, very lucky to have an enormous bank of extraordinary friends. Naomi Campbell, Lisa Marie, and I were very, very funny together. She was my soul sister. Her daughter Riley and I, I think we’re going to make a movie together one day soon. That was one of Lisa Marie’s dying wishes.”
Fergie explains that during one of Lisa Marie’s last emails to her, she asked the Duchess to please let Riley make a movie about her. She says Lisa added that she couldn’t think of two “better people she would want to be together. Lisa Marie Presley thought [the movie] was a very good idea. We were very, very, very close. We sort of had this love together as sisters. We called each other sissy. She’s very special to me.”
The Duchess describes Lisa Marie Presley as a stunning person. She adds that nothing would be more special or make her happier than being able to fulfill her closest friend’s dying wish.