Lisa Marie Presley remembers late son Benjamin Keough on his birthday and reveals the ‘depth of the pain is suffocating’
LISA Marie Presley remembered her late son Benjamin Keough on his birthday.
In a new Instagram post, Lisa Marie revealed the “depth of the pain is suffocating” following his suicide.
The 52-year-old shared a throwback snap of Benjamin donning a birthday hat while sitting in front of a birthday cake with lit up candles.
Balloons appeared behind the birthday boy in the photo, who would have turned 28 on Wednesday.
Lisa Marie began in the caption of the post: “My beautiful beautiful angel, I worshipped the ground you walked on, on this earth and now in Heaven.
“My heart and soul went with you.”
She continued: “The depth of the pain is suffocating and bottomless without you every moment of every day. I will never be the same.”
Lisa continued in the caption: “Please wait for me my love, and hold my hand while I stay to continue to protect and raise your little sisters and to be here for Riley.
“I know you would want that “Happy Birthday my sweet sweet Boy. You were much too good for this world. 😞💔”
Ben’s sister Riley, 31, also paid tribute to her late brother.
Alongside from their childhood, wrote: “Happy Birthday beautiful angel ⛈❤️⛈”
Ben’s girlfriend Diana Pinto also remembered him on his birthday.
She , which she captioned: “Happy birthday my love. Not much to say just a really hard day.
“And isn’t it ironic World Series Tampa Bay v Dodgers this year, I bet you’re getting a kick outta that. I love you.”
Elvis Presley’s grandson tragically at the family’s home on July 12.
His loved ones in honor of him before he was laid to rest near .
Riley previously paid tribute to Ben by .
She shared that she got his first and middle name- Benjamin Storm- tattooed on her collarbone.
The tattoo is especially significant since Ben had “Riley” tattooed on his own right collarbone.
The Sun exclusively reported earlier this month that .
According to the autopsy report, Ben had a “history of depression” and was “known to abuse alcohol and use illicit drugs, cocaine.”
He had been to rehab three times, though only completed the program once.
The report also noted that Ben had tried to commit suicide between five and six months before his death.