Lisa Marie Presley's twin daughters celebrate 16th birthday as late star's memoir is released

Lisa Marie Presley's twin daughters, Finley and Harper, celebrated their 16th birthday this week. Their late mother's memoir was also released

Lisa Marie Presley's twin daughters celebrated their 16th birthday the week their late mother's posthumous memoir was released.

The late Lisa, who died aged 54 in January 2023, shares Finley and Harper with guitarist and music producer Michael Lockwood. On their birthday this week, they took to their Instagram pages to share celebratory posts. Harper treated herself and a friend to a meal at Nobu and posted a snap of the menu.

She also shared a picture of herself leaning on the railing as she posed for a snap. Her twin Finley celebrated with her and shared a snap rocking a black dress and wavy blonde locks while carrying a Louis Vuitton purse. She posed on the porch of the lavish restaurant as the sun was setting.

Their older sister, actress Riley Keogh, took to their pictures to post heart-eye emojis in the comment section. On Monday, Riley paid tribute to the two with a mirror selfie taken with them. She wrote: "Happy Sweet 16 to my angel girls. You are the most special girls in the whole wide world. I am so lucky to be your big sissy."

Meanwhile, their mother Lisa's posthumous memoir, From Here To The Great Unknown, became available on Tuesday. In the memoir, which was completed by Riley and published this week, Lisa talked about her father Elvis Presley. She said life as she knew it was "completely over" when he died unexpectedly at his Graceland estate.

The American singer was only nine when her legendary father passed away at the age of 42. Lisa Marie said she woke up on the afternoon of August 16, 1977, sensing that something was wrong. She ran towards her father's room across the hallway and saw him face down on the bathroom floor. She wrote: "I ran to him, but somebody grabbed me, pulled me back. They were trying to work on him. I was screaming bloody murder. I knew it was not good."

The Dirty Laundry singer remembered hearing her paternal grandfather "wailing, wailing" and wrote that she would "never get past that sound of him wailing." She continued: "I could hear, 'Oh he's gone. He's gone." Lisa recalled in the book: "My life as I knew it (was) completely over."

In the book, Lisa Marie also revealed that, even as a young child, she was concerned about her father's health. She wrote: "I was always worried about my dad dying. Sometimes I'd see him and he was out of it. Sometimes I would find him passed out. I wrote a poem with the line, 'I hope my daddy doesn't die.'"

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