Lisa Marie Presley appeared unsteady Tuesday during a TV interview before the Golden Globes ceremony.
Presley, 54, was taken to the hospital Thursday and is reportedly in critical condition after going into cardiac arrest.
The daughter of Elvis and Priscilla Presley is in an induced coma and on life support with a temporary pacemaker, according to TMZ.
Presley can be seen leaning on her friend, 80-year-old talent manager Jerry Schilling, for support Tuesday during a red carpet interview with Extra TV.
As she was talking in the clip, she linked arms with Schilling, telling him, “I’m gonna grab your arm.” She went on to discuss the weather in California and Austin Butler’s role in “Elvis” with “Extra” host Billy Bush.
Presley attended the awards show in support of the 2022 film, which chronicled the life of her rock n’ roll icon father.
A TikTok video shared Wednesday showed Presley walking with Butler, at times shuffling and stumbling and seeming to need support.
During the interview, Presley compared Butler to her late father, telling Extra, “‘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.”
Sgt. Sean Maloney of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Office told The Post that deputies responded to a call at the 5900 block of Normandy Drive in Calabasas at about 10:40 a.m. Thursday at the request of Los Angeles County Fire Department. The call involved a female in cardiac arrest.
Fire personnel were able to get a pulse and she was transported to West Hills Hospital, according to Maloney.
Presley’s mother, Priscilla Presley, arrived to the hospital to be by her daughter’s side.
Presley’s son, Benjamin Keough, died by suicide at the age of 27 in July 2020. Presley reflected on his death in an essay that was published by People last year.
“I already battle with and beat myself up tirelessly and chronically, blaming myself every single day and that’s hard enough to now live with, but others will judge and blame you too, even secretly or behind your back which is even more cruel and painful on top of everything else,” Presley wrote at the time.