Two were 25-year old self-proclaimed virgins – ‘an impossible dream for Elvis who was obsessed with virginity’ – and the other, hardly a virgin.
In August 1970, a triangle of beautiful young women came along. Priscilla had tried to settle into his Beverly Hills house and proposed no more two-way mirrors or sex parties but that wasn’t going to happen. He had always demanded that his bodyguards and anyone else shield him from a bullet with their body. Seeing her shock, he dropped the subject. In the seventh month of her pregnancy, he suggested a ‘trial separation’ in the deteriorating marriage. Presley had not wanted to marry Priscilla and told Lamar Fike that he ‘didn’t pull out in time’. Elvis rejected Priscilla after the birth of Lisa Marie and refused to sleep with her anymore. Christmas 1966, Elvis proposed and they were hitched in Vegas the following May 1967.Ī year later, the marriage was over. With Elvis off making films in Hollywood and Priscilla back at Graceland, Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis’s manager, decided the pair should marry. They photographed themselves in a variety of poses and scenes with a Polaroid camera and stored the pictures in a silver suitcase. In this play, Elvis had Priscilla and the girl pretend to make love while he watched, filmed, and sometimes joined in.' ‘At times, Elvis introduced another girl into the sex scene in his bedroom. Priscilla and Elvis played nurse and patient games - handling and probing each other’s bodies. The virginal Anita was out, the virginal Priscilla was in. When Anita learned of all the other women and found a letter from Priscilla begging Elvis to bring her over from Germany for a visit, she ended the relationship. When he left Germany and the arms of Elisabeth Stefaniak, he stepped into the embrace of local beauty queen, Anita Wood, back in Memphis.Īnd he also took up with a trio of 14-year-old girls who were game ‘for pillow fights, tickling, kissing and cuddling’ - and wrestling all together with the 22-year-old, 180-pound Presley. Elvis and his parents Vernon and Gladys in the mid 1950s
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