Watch: You’ll Be All Shook Up By Priscilla Presley’s Rare Public Appearance in Spain
Priscilla Presley is letting the guten times roll.
And she’s doing it with her son, Navarone Garibaldi Garcia—shared with ex Marco Garibaldi—by her side, during a rare joint appearance in Baesweiler, Germany, only hours away from where she first met Elvis Presley (a U.S. Army soldier at the time) in 1959.
“I look forward to a wonderful evening with all of you, so with warm regards, thank you,” the Elvis and Me author kicked off the Oct. 20 Q&A about their fabled relationship, per People. “And I also want to introduce my son.”
Priscilla—also mom to her and Elvis’ late daughter, Lisa Marie Presley—brought her second-born to the scenic German town where she was also invited to add her signature to their Golden Book, according to Hello Magazine. The historical record has been signed by icons throughout the years, including the late rock star.
“Hello everyone,” Navarone, 39, said at the event, according to multiple outlets. “I’m just happy to be traveling with my mom, and thank you for the welcome as well. Everyone’s been so kind.”
After her 14-year romance with Elvis, Priscilla met Marco, a Brazilian screenwriter, in 1984. The couple was together for 22 years, during which time they welcomed Navarone, who has continued the family business as the lead singer of rock band Them Guns.
He’s occasionally attended public events with Priscilla, including when the 81-year-old discussed how Lisa Marie’s 2023 death caused distance between her and granddaughters Riley Keough, 37, and twins Harper Lockwood and Finley Lockwood, both 18.
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“It’s kind of separated us in a way,” Priscilla remarked during a talk in Las Vegas May 2. “You know, we would get together and have meals and have family,” she added, while conceding that “They’ve got their boyfriends and do their thing.”
However, Navarone believed the root of their latest family dynamic started when Lisa Marie’s son Benjamin Keough died in 2020, while his half-sister was still alive.
“I think actually losing Ben was the first thing that separated us,” he said during the live conversation. “When you would think that should be something that would bring everyone together. That somehow separated us further because everyone grieves in different ways.”
Keep reading for a closer look at the Presley family tree.
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