Lisa Marie Presley was seen stumbling and slurring her words days before suffering a cardiac arrest.
The 54-year-old singer-songwriter was on Thursday rushed to the hospital after she was found unresponsive in her bedroom.
According to the early reports, Lisa, who is the only child of Priscilla and Elvis Presley, currently remains in a coma and is fighting for her life. She is said to be in critical condition and hooked to life support systems.
Now, footage from January 10’s Golden Globe Awards emerged showing Lisa Marie slurring her words while leaning onto her companion, Jerry Schilling, for support.
“I’m gonna grab your arm,” she told Schilling as she spoke to Extra host Billy Bush.
Presley then appeared disoriented as she talked slowly and slurred her words after Bush asked her what she thought of actor Austin Butler who won the Best Actor Golden Globe for his convincing portrayal of the king of rock’n’roll in Baz Luhrmann’s movie.
“[I need] to process [Butler’s performance] as it was so spot on and authentic,” she told the reporter.
“[He nailed] the characteristics [and] the talking … without doing it like in a caricature way like it’s been done in the past.”
She added: “It’s kind of done in sort of a funny, joking way, the way [Elvis] spoke, but Austin actually got it and did it perfectly without making it comical.”
Following the strange interview, a number of viewers and Lisa’s fans spoke out and wondered if something was going on with the 54-year-old whose birthday is coming up on February 1.
“When you read her Instagram posts she is very transparent on how her son’s suicide devastated her … Lisa has had a very difficult life. Add to the fact that Elvis’ family had a history of heart disease and limited longevity, I am very concerned for her,” someone wrote.
“What a beautiful person. Love her so much. She’s been through a lot. Praying that she pulls through,” another said.
Our thoughts are with Lisa Marie and her family as her recovery continues.