Priscilla Presley made a rare red carpet appearance at the 14th Remus Lifestyle Night in Mallorca, Spain, on Thursday.
The 81-year-old businesswoman looked decades younger in head-to-toe scarlet, sporting a long-sleeved dress paired with a matching crossbody bag.
She accessorized with a moon-shaped necklace and a gold watch.
Presley matched her red lipstick to her wrap-front gown.
Remus Lifestyle Night is an entertainment event in Mallorca that attracts international guests, hosted by luxury real estate organizer Marcel Remus. Presley posed for pics at the event with Remus as well as actress Mischa Barton.
On Thursday, Presley also took to Instagram to share a supportive message with fans.
“Life is often not simple,” she wrote alongside a video of herself reflecting on hardships she’s been through over the years — including the death of her ex-husband, the late Elvis Presley, and her daughter, Lisa Marie Presley.
“People find themselves in difficult situations. People lose their loved ones. It takes strength and love to stay strong and make the best of life. Keep smiling keep shining Priscilla. ❤️”
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Back in May, Priscilla admitted she didn’t see her granddaughters as much following their mom Lisa Marie’s sudden death in 2023 at just 54 years old.
“It’s kind of separated us in a way,” she shared during a speaking event at the Westgate in Las Vegas. “You know, we would get together and have meals and have family.”
Priscilla explained that she felt “separated” from her grandchildren in large part because Lisa Marie’s youngest daughters, 17-year-old twins Harper and Finley Lockwood, have now “got their boyfriends” and “do their thing.”
Lisa Marie also had daughter Riley Keough, whom the late singer shared with ex-husband Danny Keough.
Meanwhile, Priscilla’s 39-year-old son, Navarone Garibaldi Garcia, made headlines earlier this month, when he launched a GoFundMe to kickstart an “affordable organic pizza” business from his driveway.
“Haters gonna hate,” he defended himself in the comments of his original video. “I’m sure I’ll have to explain this many more times to ignorant people who think I should ‘ask my mom’ or that I have money … YEAH, I also have a lot of bills, I also have a budget.”
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