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Furthermore, "Elvis befriended some of the young girls who used to cluster adoringly in his driveway, or outside the fence ... Some of the girls were as young as fourteen. Fortas said they were frequent houseguests who attended his concerts as part of 'Elvis's personal traveling show.' Out in the backyard, they romped with Elvis in the
Doughboy pool and challenged him to watermelon-seed spitting contests. They also slipped into his bedroom ... for rambunctious pillow fights. Sometimes they would all sit cross-legged with him on the bed, flipping through his fan magazines or admiring his stuffed-animal collection. Often they would all lie down together and cuddle. But what went on was horseplay, not foreplay." Therefore, Guralnick writes that for "the more experienced girls it wasn't like with other Hollywood stars or even with other more sophisticated boys they knew." Although they offered to do things for Presley, "he wasn't really interested. What he liked to do was to lie in bed and watch television and eat and talk all night..."
395:, written with author Sandra Harmon, Priscilla describes Presley as a very passionate man who was not overtly sexual towards her. According to her account, the singer told her that they had to wait until they were married before having intercourse. He said, "I'm not saying we can't do other things. It's just the actual encounter. I want to save it." Priscilla says in her autobiography that she and Elvis did not have sex until their wedding night, and that she married as a virgin. However, this claim is questioned by Suzanne Finstad. (Priscilla sued Finstad and her sources for defamation after the book was published, and the court found in favor of Priscilla.)
420:, the singer's "ego was damaged beyond repair. ... Considering Presley's status as a universal sex symbol ..., it is unlikely he was able to put this situation in any type of perspective other than having not been 'man enough' to hold his woman." According to Billy Stanley, he "wasn't the same person" as before. Priscilla says that she confronted Elvis about the divorce. According to her account, he forced himself upon her; "'This is how a real man makes love to a woman,' he said." However, Priscilla in an interview stated that she regretted her choice of words in describing the incident, and said it had been an overstatement.
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871:, November 2005, Vol. 52, Iss. 11, p.64-68, 76, 140. The article claims that "the so-called dangerous rock-and-roll idol was anything but a despotic ruler in the bedroom ... He was far more interested in heavy petting and panting and groaning" and "he would never put himself inside one of these girls ... within minutes he'd be asleep."
273:. Upset that Elvis left suddenly without telling her, Holdridge sent Elvis an angry letter in which she scolded him for doing so. Amused that she cared for him as much as she did, Elvis sent a letter back to Holdridge that read "Sorry Cheesy! E.P." and a 20-pound mound of cheddar cheese ("Cheesy" was a nickname Cheryl earned while on
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these young girls, but had pajama parties, pillow fights and indulged in 'girl talk', just as he did with Gladys." "As a perpetual youth", Elvis was "attracted to young women", and "Elvis felt comfortable with these adolescent girls" because he "was so insecure ... That's why he needed younger girls." Elvis biographer
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the birth of his daughter, and would never have sex with a woman who had had a baby. He did not remarry after his divorce from
Priscilla and did not have any more children." However, Priscilla Presley states in her autobiography that they did have sex again after the birth of their daughter, and actress
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is viewed with skepticism by other lovers of the King." In an interview, Shepherd said that
Presley kissed her all over her naked body – but refused to have oral sex with her. His slow tender kisses ended at her bellybutton. Elvis said to her, "Me and the guys talk and, well, we don't eat pussy." She
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309:." She says their "courtship was not some bizarre story. It was very sweet and Elvis was the perfect gentleman." She also claims that Ann-Margret "was the love of his life." Significantly, there was a great publicity campaign about the romance between Elvis and Ann-Margret during the 1963 filming of
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Southern accents. The only one I remember was Nick Adams, the actor." In her recent Elvis biography, Kathleen Tracy writes that Adams was Elvis's regular friend and often met the singer backstage or at Graceland. "He and Elvis would go
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Presley is a "classic example of the mother/Madonna/whore split". He "adored his mother and never recovered from her early death." He met Priscilla "when she was 14. She became a mother at 22. It is said that Elvis never had sex with her again after
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June Juanico "recalls a time when she stood up to Elvis in front of his band of hangers-on, who even then were beginning to accompany him everywhere. He grabbed her arm, took her into the bathroom and declared: 'Look, you are so right, I am really sorry.' He kept her there for five minutes, then
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always knew their relationship was doomed and they wouldn't last as a couple. She says, "The fact is, Elvis got hooked on speed in the army. ... Then it got out of control. Did I want to be with someone who would have dragged me down? The only way to have stayed with Elvis was by doing drugs."
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asked Lamar Fike "how Elvis did it – this partying nearly every night," he "answered, 'A little somethin' to get down and a little something to get up.' Obviously, he was referring to the pills that started a trend that in only a few years would lead to Elvis's untimely death."
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she stated she was afraid of getting pregnant. However, since the singer's death, many claims to relationships have been made by women who were no more than acquaintances or had short affairs which were exaggerated for personal gain. Juanico even blames Elvis's manager,
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177:(2010), reveals a need in Presley to play
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1368:Careless Love: Unmaking of Elvis Presley
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1001:, April 25, 2000, and October 31, 2001.
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2324:Elvis: A Legendary Performer Volume 3
2289:Elvis: A Legendary Performer Volume 2
2282:Elvis: A Legendary Performer Volume 1
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2254:50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong
2120:As Recorded at Madison Square Garden
1784:Elvis Country (I'm 10,000 Years Old)
918:Paul Parla and Charles P. Mitchell,
359:, then known as Priscilla Beaulieu.
2503:Worldwide 50 Gold Award Hits Vol. 1
1827:Raised on Rock / For Ol' Times Sake
948:(St. Martin's Press, 2005), p.172,
2566:The Complete Elvis Presley Masters
2373:Memories: The '68 Comeback Special
1209:, "The Secret Sex Life of Elvis."
196:swaggered out, his image intact."
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2559:The Complete '68 Comeback Special
750:Natalie – A Memoir by Her Sister,
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108:Elvis in the Twilight of Memory,
2732:Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite
2127:Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite
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2141:Having Fun with Elvis on Stage
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97:High school and early stardom
2545:Today, Tomorrow, and Forever
2338:Elvis' Gold Records Volume 5
2275:Elvis' Gold Records Volume 4
1565:DeLuca, Don (June 6, 2016).
1547:. Boxing News 24. 2023-04-21
1056:Ann Margret with Todd Gold,
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3052:Elvis Presley Forever stamp
3002:Elvis has left the building
2699:Elvis Presley: The Searcher
2671:Elvis: That's the Way It Is
2664:The Pied Piper of Cleveland
2471:Way Down in the Jungle Room
2450:The Essential Elvis Presley
2006:Elvis Presley: The Searcher
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1791:Love Letters from Elvis
1742:Something for Everybody
1391:Ginger., Alden (2014).
1370:. Abacus. p. 409.
1298:Stefanie Marsh (2015).
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1071:San Francisco Chronicle
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1167:Brent D. Taylor,
1073:, August 3, 1997.
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71:Elaine Dundy
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3008:Elvis Radio
2749:Stage shows
2709:TV specials
2638:Agent Elvis
2633:(2022 film)
2587:(1979 film)
2408:2nd to None
2201:I Got Lucky
2090:Live albums
2059:Kid Galahad
1901:Blue Hawaii
1887:King Creole
1530:Guralnick,
1251:Child Bride
1207:Alanna Nash
1195:Child Bride
1139:Guralnick,
1030:25 February
865:Alanna Nash
802:Alanna Nash
748:Lana Wood.
478:Bobby Darin
414:introverted
382:Alanna Nash
337:Benedictine
282:Ann-Margret
214:King Creole
190:Yvonne Lime
186:Pat Sheehan
164:Alanna Nash
3112:Categories
2812:(daughter)
2785:Viva Elvis
2436:Elvis Rock
1999:Viva Elvis
1943:Girl Happy
1936:Roustabout
1894:G.I. Blues
1880:Loving You
1862:Moody Blue
1834:Good Times
1551:2024-04-08
1099:, p.175 f.
953:impotent."
739:friends.'"
516:References
490:Buzz Cason
488:..." When
482:Nick Adams
455:Sonny West
418:Mike Stone
404:Lisa Marie
375:Elvis and
349:Anita Wood
300:Roustabout
233:Buzz Cason
160:Elvis 1956
124:Judy Tyler
91:Nick Adams
2930:Graceland
2828:(ex-wife)
2646:Priscilla
2366:Tiger Man
2215:Pure Gold
2073:Tickle Me
1805:Elvis Now
1419:cite book
1411:878953299
1304:The Times
1212:Penthouse
851:426796222
470:Hollywood
353:Graceland
179:Pygmalion
144:Anne Helm
83:Fort Hood
67:baby talk
63:pet names
3097:Category
2866:TCB Band
2495:Box sets
2422:Hitstory
2359:Elvis 56
2113:On Stage
1992:Speedway
1985:Clambake
1749:Pot Luck
1607:Rockhall
1573:April 8,
1521:, p.250.
1266:, p.109.
1240:, p.130.
1143:, p.415.
459:Red West
255:oral sex
2380:Sunrise
1971:Spinout
1664:Singles
1495:, p.72.
1158:, p.98.
869:Playboy
806:Playboy
729:p. 205.
558:p. 117.
532:p. 155.
229:Bonanza
206:Playboy
1659:Albums
1409:
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1060:(1994)
1021:
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778:p.119.
609:p. 87.
574:p. 71.
545:p. 13.
333:fourth
329:second
130:, and
2724:Elvis
2630:Elvis
2615:Elvis
2600:Elvis
2584:Elvis
2098:Elvis
1848:Today
1819:Elvis
1713:Elvis
1669:Songs
752:1984.
1602:IMDb
1575:2024
1425:link
1407:OCLC
1397:ISBN
1372:ISBN
1347:ISBN
1032:2024
1019:ISBN
999:WENN
994:See
847:OCLC
837:ISBN
331:and
303:and
89:and
2016:EPs
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