Elvis Presley‘s only daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, spent much of her first nine years living at Graceland, before her father’s death in 1977.

In interviews, the King’s daughter described how “terrifying” she was at that age; but did you know that the naughty girl left behind some hidden graffiti in a “secret drawer” that is there to this day?

Graceland archivist Angie Marchese made the reveal during a live virtual tour of the Memphis mansion that Express.co.uk was previously involved with.

He pointed to the “secret drawer” located in the corridor next to the kitchen on the way to the Jungle Room from the front door.

In fact, it’s right next to where fans walk during the Graceland tour.

Followed by a live feed camera, Angie opened the drawer.

Inside was Lisa Marie’s graffiti that read: “Lisa’s home Graceland” with a smiley face.

Inside the drawer was also a phone book from 1993, which may seem pretty random, but the Elvis historian revealed that it was owned by the King’s aunt, Delta Mae, who lived at Graceland until that same year.

She was the sister of Elvis’s father, Vernon Presley, who was invited to live at Graceland with the rest of the extended family when her husband died in 1966.

Even after Elvis died in 1977 and tours of his home began in 1982, Aunt Delta still lived at Graceland and used her bedroom and kitchen for the rest of her life.

This meant those rooms were off-limits to the public to accommodate her before she died in 1993 at the age of 74.

Source: express.co.uk

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