Tragically deceased on January 12 following a cardiac arrest, Lisa Marie Presley was married several times. Her union with Nicolas Cage was most passionate, and a crazy gesture from the actor proves it.
She was 54 years old. The only daughter of King Elvis Presley died of a heart attack this Thursday, January 12, a few months after the suicide of her son. She leaves behind her mother, her daughters but also Austin Bulter, broken. During her eventful life, the singer was married several times, including once to the King of Pop Michael Jackson, between 1994 and 1996, and once to actor Nicholas Cage.
This relationship was passionate and passionate. Lisa Marie and the actor had a real thunderbolt from their very first meeting at a birthday party for Ramones guitarist Johnny Ramone. Lisa Marie, whose beautiful childhood photos have been unveiled, went there with her fiancé at the time, Hawaiian musician John Oszajca, while Nicolas Cafe was still married to Patricia Arquette at that time. But then lightning struck and the two fell head over heels in love.
Nicolas Cage’s crazy gesture after Lisa Marie threw away her ring
About their first meeting, Nicolas Cage said: “I walk into a party not knowing who I’m going to meet and there’s this beautiful girl standing in the middle of the living room wearing this short leather skirt and this fluffy jacket, and she’s looking at me with these big, beautiful, moving eyes, that seem to have a sad story to tell, and I just thought ‘Oh'”. The couple later returned their official relationship in May 2001.
Madly in love with each other, the two had a very tumultuous relationship, driven by real passion. From this same passion flowed a lot of arguments, and the couple was also well known for this. One day, while they were on a yacht, they again had a big disagreement, which pushed Lisa Marie throwing her engagement ring in the ocean, off the coast of California. This was a six-carat yellow diamond and was worth no less than $65,000. After this gesture, Nicolas Cage, desperate, hired a team of divers to find the precious ring in the middle of the ocean. Despite all the means deployed, it was a failure, and the ring was never found.