Lisa Marie Presley, the Daughter of Elvis Presley, Dies at 54

Her music career, however, never exploded as it had for her father. But his influence was evident in her songs and some lyrics. In her debut album from 2003, “To Whom It May Concern,” she sings in the bluesy, melancholic song “Lights Out” that “someone turned the lights out there in Memphis. That’s where my family’s buried and gone.”

In 2018, she co-produced an album celebrating Elvis’s love of gospel music and sang along with a recording of him on one of the songs.

“I got moved by it as I was singing,” she said in an interview.

Still, her last name had always enshrined her as a celebrity. And her star-studded relationships only deepened that perception.

From 1994 to 1996, she was married to Michael Jackson. Together, the pair — one the daughter of the king of rock ’n’ roll, the other regarded as the king of pop — attracted the glare of cameras and bountiful attention. In 2002, she married the actor Nicolas Cage, but the couple separated within a four-month period that same year.

Before Mr. Jackson, she married the musician Danny Keough in 1988. They separated after six years and had two children together, including the actress Riley Keough and Benjamin Keough, who died by suicide at age 27 in 2020. In recent years, she was married to Michael Lockwood, with whom she had twin daughters, Finley Lockwood and Harper Lockwood. They divorced in 2021.

Celebrities on Thursday paid tribute to Ms. Presley online. “We’ve lost another bright star,” the Oscar-winning actress Octavia Spencer wrote on Twitter.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said in a statement earlier Thursday that it had responded to a call about a woman in Calabasas, Calif., who was “not breathing” but did not further specify the person’s condition. Ms. Presley’s representative, Roger Widynowski, could not be immediately reached for comment on Thursday night.