Los Angeles (Special to ZennieReport.com) – Zennie62Media CEO Zennie Abraham, here. Of all of the interviews I have done since launching this Zennie62 YouTube Channel in 2006, my talk with Deborah Presley about her new autobiography called Memoirs of a Starseed Child, Elvis, Marlon, Christian and Me, as well as Christian Brando and Marlon Brando, has to be the most unintentionally controversial of them. Why?
Deborah Presley And The Sad, Wrong, Gaslighters
Simply because there are some people out there who are sadly committed to trying to gaslight the Deborah Presley story, that’s why. The claims against her have been proven false as far back as 16 years.
The fact is Deborah Presley, once Deborah Presley Brando, is, indeed, recognized as the illegitimate daughter of Elvis, had a five year relationship with Christian Brando that did not end well after a few months of marriage, And that Christian Brando did have an addiction to crystal meth, as sadly noted by The Guardian UK.
With all of that, I found a wonderful and delightful woman in Deborah Presley, who enjoys, among other things, eating at Duke’s in Malibu, and cooking at home.
Memoirs of a Starseed Child, Elvis, Marlon, Christian and Me
Here’s more about her book: Elvis Presley’s First Biological Daughter Deborah Presley Brando Has Released her long awaited Autobiography: Memoirs of a Starseed Child, Elvis, Marlon, Christian and Me.
‘Once upon a time (in 1954) the Future King of Rock walked into Howard Simpson’s Recording Studio in Charlotte, North Carolina with his cousin Gene Smith by his side. Little did he know that he would meet Barbara Jean, the secret love of his life. However, this story isn’t about the King of Rock.
Two years later in March 1956, Deborah Delaine was born as the King’s star was on the rise. She had her own suspicions, but her mama refused to confirm that Elvis was her biological father until August, 16, 1977, the very day that Elvis died.
The Book is About Ms. Presley, To Be Sure
As the book title implies, Elvis Presley, Marlon Brando and Christian Brando are all featured in this memoir, but it’s primarily an inter-generational woman’s story and follows Deborah Presley Brando’s life before and after that fateful day.
Although there are many iconic figures, this is a story told in an intimate space with strong themes of family and belonging. It’s a tale of triumph and survival in the face of adversity and abuse.’
Memoirs of a Starseed Child, Elvis, Marlon, Christian and Me author Deborah Presley arrives at a crucial moment when our planet is experiencing a heightened need for healing.
Deborah’s mission to spread love and share her story of resilience and self-discovery serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion and unity within the human race. Through her extraordinary journey, readers are invited to explore the depths of their own souls and uncover the unconditional love of our one true and eternal Father, God.
In her highly anticipated memoir, referring to it as “Finding My Divine Right,” Deborah delves into her personal experiences and triumphs, offering an intimate look into her life as the firstborn daughter of music legend Elvis Presley.
Deborah Presley’s unique perspective and powerful storytelling allow readers to connect on a profound level, highlighting the universal human experience and encouraging healing from past traumas.
Deborah’s memoir has had an immeasurable impact, inspiring and empowering individuals to embrace their worth and find solace in their own existence. By shedding light on her own journey, she invites readers to embark on a path towards personal growth and fulfillment.
Here’s the Zennie62 YouTube 48 minute interview with Deborah Presley: