Oprah Winfrey has selected Lisa Marie Presley's posthumous memoir, 'From Here to the Great Unknown,' as her next book club pick, highlighting its significance.

In a recent CBS interview with Oprah Winfrey, Riley Keough discussed her mother Lisa Marie's death and the emotional weight of their family history.

The memoir includes intimate details about Lisa Marie's upbringing, relationships, and the profound impact of her father's death, exploring themes of wealth, loss, and addiction.

Riley reflects on the tragic loss of her brother, Benjamin Keough, who died by suicide in 2020, and her mother, who passed away in 2023, emphasizing their close family bond.

Riley describes the strong emotional connection between her mother and Benjamin, likening it to the relationship between Elvis and Gladys Presley, which intensified Lisa Marie's grief.

In a poignant decision, Lisa Marie chose to keep Benjamin's body at home for two months, allowing herself time to grieve before his burial at Graceland.

Following Benjamin's death, Lisa Marie's health declined significantly, with Riley expressing concern that her mother would die from a 'broken heart.'

Despite her struggles with opioid addiction, Lisa Marie managed to remain sober after her son's death, which surprised Riley.

Riley's contributions to the memoir provide additional context, highlighting their complex mother-daughter relationship shaped by Lisa's struggles with addiction and loss.

The memoir candidly discusses Lisa Marie's tumultuous marriage to Michael Jackson, her battles with addiction, and the emotional toll of losing her son.

Riley hopes that through the memoir, readers will see that her family's life was not solely defined by tragedy but also included moments of joy and love.

After her twins' birth, Lisa Marie developed a debilitating opiate addiction but avoided serious relapse following Benjamin's death.