Lisa Marie Presley's twin daughters Harper and Finley are all grown up at 18 in rare new photo


Lisa Marie Presley passed away in January 2023 due to complications from bariatric surgery


Riley, Lisa Marie, Finley, and Harper on the red carpet.© Getty Images
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Lisa Marie Presley's twin daughters, Harper and Finley Lockwood, looked so grown up in a new photo shared by their grandmother, Priscilla Presley, in celebration of their milestone 18th birthday.

The twins looked stunning in the snap, which saw them dressed in black and standing on a beach, with one rocking brunette locks and the other sporting blonde tresses. 

While Harper looked just like her grandmother, Finley was the spitting image of Lisa Marie, who passed away in January 2023.

harper finley lockwood 18th © Instagram
Harper and Finley celebrated their 18th birthday

"Happy birthday Harper & Finley," Priscilla wrote in the caption, as fans of the famous family rushed to the comment section to share the love.

"They are so beautiful. They look just like you and Lisa," one fan wrote, while another added: "I can't believe how much Harper favors you and how Finley looks like Lisa and a younger Elvis. Happy birthday x 2!"

A third chimed in: "Now that is definitely strong Presley DNA – down to the 4th generation," while another said: "Wow. Like looking at Lisa Marie and Priscilla!!!"

Losing Lisa Marie

Riley Keough, Priscilla Presley, Harper Vivienne Ann Lockwood, Lisa Marie Presley and Finley Aaron Love Lockwood see at Warner Bros. Special Screening of ELVIS, Memphis, TN, USA - 11 June 2022© Getty Images
The twins were just 14 when Lisa Marie passed away

Lisa Marie welcomed her twins in 2008 with her former husband, Michael Lockwood, whom she split from in 2016. 

The girls were just 14 when their mother died from complications from bariatric surgery, causing their family to rally around them, including their older sister, Riley Keough, and their father Michael.

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"The most important thing to me at this time is to take care of my daughters, making sure they always feel safe and loved," Michael said in a statement to People after Lisa Marie's death.

"Both of them have incredible spirit, and they will carry our family's legacy on for the rest of their lives. Since they were born, Harper and Finley have brought me profound joy, and I remain devoted to them."

Shifting dynamics

Priscilla got candid in May at a speaking engagement about how their family dynamic had changed since Lisa Marie's death. "It's kind of separated us in a way because, you know, we would get together and have meals and, of course, you know, have family," she explained. 

"[The] girls are 18 now, the twins. So they have their boyfriends and, you know, do their thing." Priscilla's son, Navarone Garibaldi, disagreed at the event, sharing that their family had been splintered since Lisa Marie's son, Ben Keough, passed away in 2020 at age 27.

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Priscilla shared that Lisa Marie's death changed the family dynamics

"I think actually losing Ben was the first thing that separated us," he said. "When you would think that should be something that would bring everyone together. That somehow separated us further because everyone grieves in different ways."

"Now, after my sister died, I feel like now we're actually coming closer together, and I feel like we're all letting go of those feelings," he said.

A new normal

Photo shared by Riley Keough on Instagram October 2024 featuring her younger twin sisters Harper and Finley in honor of their 16th birthday© Instagram
Riley is incredibly close with her younger sisters

In the wake of Lisa Marie's passing, the family was dealing not only with their grief, but also with the issue of the will, which named Riley as the sole trustee and heir of the actress's estate, and the owner of Graceland. "When my mom passed, there was a lot of chaos in every aspect of our lives," the Daisy Jones and the Six actress told Vanity Fair.

"Everything felt like the carpet had been ripped out and the floor had melted from under us. Everyone was in a bit of a panic to understand how we move forward, and it just took a minute to understand the details of the situation, because it's complicated. There was a bit of upheaval, but now everything's going to be how it was."

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