Chrishell Stause Says Lisa Marie Presley Helped Her Open Up About Struggles

Chrishell Stause is paying tribute to Lisa Marie Presley hours after her passing.

The singer-songwriter, born to Elvis and Priscilla Presley precisely nine months after the pair walked down the aisle, died after a brief hospitalization following a heart attack. Her passing sent shock waves worldwide and prompted emotional reactions and tributes from fans and celebrities on social media and beyond.

Although the nature of their relationship is unknown, Stause did not hesitate to openly mourn the loss of Lisa Marie after several news publications confirmed her death in the early hours of Friday.

The "Selling Sunset" star began by sharing a video of the 54-year-old during a red carpet conversation on the night of the Golden Globes Awards. She wrote across it, "This is hard to believe 💔 💔 This was less than 48 hours ago. In shock."

Next, Stause uploaded a snippet from Lisa Marie's music video for her 2003 hit single "Lights Out" with the caption that read, "Slightly comforted knowing she is welcomed by her family she loved so much. Praying for family she left behind 💔🙏 I always loved her voice so much 👑."

In a final update, the "All My Children" alum admitted that the late singer was always "open about the losses she suffered and her struggles she faced." Stause added that the "Sinking In" hitmaker helped so many people, including her, "in speaking about it openly," concluding that she genuinely hoped Lisa Marie "is at peace."

The Blast reported that the only child of the late King of Rock and Roll suffered a full cardiac arrest on Thursday, January 12, at her Calabasas, California home. First responders performed CPR on her and even administered epinephrine before rushing her to the West Hills Hospital and Medical Center. She was unfortunately pronounced dead at the Los Angeles hospital, with her mother writing in a statement:

"It is with a heavy heart that I must share the devastating news that my beautiful daughter Lisa Marie has left us. She was the most passionate, strong, and loving woman I have ever known. We ask for privacy as we try to deal with this profound loss. Thank you for the love and prayers. At this time there will be no further comment."

It had been reported hours before that the mother-of-four was in "critical condition," which was not improving even after she was placed into an induced coma. She was also given a temporary pacemaker and remained in the hospital's intensive care Unit (ICU).

Priscilla appeared to be on hand to support her daughter as she was spotted entering the hospital following the shocking and tragic news. The 77-year-old was captured walking hurriedly into the facility while conversing with an unknown male.

It would seem that Lisa Marie's problems began at the 80th Annual Golden Globes. According to (The Blast, a clip from the eventful night showed the former wife to the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, needing help down a flight of steps before it kicked off.

Award-winner Austin Butler assisted her down the stairs and walked her over to the red carpet area. However, as the "Switched at Birth" actor let go of her hand, she appeared visibly shaky, with many fearing that Lisa Marie would fall over.

The four-time divorced singer showed similar signs in another footage hours after the live broadcast, and the red carpet ended. The moment was captured after Butler won the Actor in a Drama Motion Picture award for his performance in the 2022 musical drama, "Elvis."

It was clear that Lisa Marie was not all there when she spoke about what the movie meant to her. The "Elvis by the Presleys" star's speech was slurred, and her body language seemed off.

Although some chalked the signs up to her excitement that the film based on her late dad's life and work got a big win, others claimed they were indicative of a heart attack or similar behavior.

Meanwhile, Elvis died when Lisa Marie was just nine-years-old making her the joint-heir — alongside her grandfather Vernon Presley and her great-grandmother Minnie Mae Hood Presley— to his estate.

After the couple died in 1979 and 1980, she became the sole heir, also inheriting her dad's Graceland residence.