Elvis Presley, who she met for the first time when she was just 14 years old, has revealed that the first time she had sex with him was when she was just 14 years old.
Priscilla Presley has opened up about her first sexual encounter with Elvis Presley.
At a party held at Elvis’ rented villa in West Germany on September 13, 1959, Priscilla, 14, and Elvis, 24, met at his wedding.
On the night of their first meeting, when Elvis was in the ninth grade, Elvis was said to feel “awkward” and “embarrassed” in Priscilla’s company. Before he left Germany in March 1960, the two kept in touch and didn’t rekindle their relationship until 1962, when her parents allowed her to visit him in Los Angeles for two weeks.
However, they were subject to strict rules, including that Elvis would have to pay for a first-class round trip and that Priscilla would always need to be accompanied. Additionally, she was required to regularly write to her parents. Just one year later, two months before turning 18, she was permitted to relocate to Memphis on a full-time basis.
Elvis had to consent to marry Priscilla, who was a student at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral School and lived with his father and step-mom several streets away from Graceland, where she eventually settled in May 1963. In her bombastic memoir Softly, As I Leave You: Life After Elvis, she has now revealed details about their first sexual encounter.
Although Elvis and I first dated when we were 14 years old, they didn’t start dating until we were 17 years old. We waited for sex before he married me at the age of twenty-one,Priscilla continued. However, it is still true that our relationship lasted ten years.
The legal age of consent in the United States was 16 when the pair spent two weeks together in 1962. According to Priscilla, there is “some logic” behind their 10-year age difference, with men being a “good husband” because they were more mature and “well established,” and Southern men choosing younger women because it made it easier to assume the role of household chef and criticize their young wife’s behavior and opinions.
She claims that her ex-husband, who she divorced in 1973, had a “his woman,” who she described as “pretty, submissive, and charming, 24 hours a day.” After Elvis snuck in, she claims to keep her hair on with toilet paper. Before he woke up, she wrote, “I’d get up early to fix my hair and eye makeup.”
Unfortunately, Elvis’s marriage became challenging to maintain because he had grown to be in charge, according to Priscilla. She did “her best to meet all of his expectations” during their time, but because Graceland had a large staff, she had never learned to cook.
And while Elvis had rumor that he had an infess, Priscilla never raised the alarm because she was “trust him and ignore whatever” she heard.
In another chapter of her memoir, Priscilla revealed how Mike Stone’s marriage to Elvis’ disintegration had caused their union. She claims that the King of Rock and Roll “made love” to her “forcefully, not forcibly” when he felt the need to “prove himself.”
Priscilla is still grieving and grieving over their final sexual encounter with him as a result of this incident.
