Lisa Marie Presley, the only daughter of Elvis and Priscilla, died last week aged 54. Like her father, a heart attack cut her life short. Lisa Marie was only nine when Elvis died, but from the moment she was born until her last public appearance on the Golden Globes red carpet, her life was cast under a permanent shadow. In a time when pop culture has become consumed with Hollywood's swathe of 'nepo-babies' - the famous children of celebrities - are there some who drown under the weight of their parents' fame?
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