“Elvis & women” The TRUE story! PART ONE!

[@ElvisLass35]

Share this please 🙏 to every group you can! Let’s share ELVIS positivity!

[@ChrisR_68]

Will do pet, this is fantastic 😍 I will of seen these well some but not all of them xxx Thanks for putting this together ❤❤❤❤xxx

[@silvanacovos8115]

Thank you Michelle, this was very special. Elvis deserves all these words from these women, no more negative comments about him. Elvis was a gentleman.

[@ElvisLass35]

He was xxx

[@veronicagarcia6830]

Really specially with 14 years old girls.

[@johnwhelan9225]

Elvis`s life, relationships, music and image has been the subject of microscopic analysis for years. But what always surprised and saddened me was 100 people could say good things about Elvis and apart from fan`s it almost always fall`s on deaf ears while if 1 person has something negative to say it makes headline news, even today so many years after his sad passing. Elvis`s wonderful voice has and continues to touch millions in a way that will never be repeated, his love, consideration and generosity for fans and people less fortunate is legendary and in my view his private life should remain exactly that, but as we all know that`s not likely to happen anytime soon.

[@ElvisLass35]

Exactly! Well said. This video won’t get many views because it’s not sensationalist!!!! Drives me insane

[@ElvisRose_]

Nope, it's a sad commentary on our entire society and really human beings that people don't want to do their own research into Elvis and believe whatever they hear whether it be racism, inappropriate toward women, or abusive in anyway rather than find out he wasn't a racist, his girlfriends and friends only have warm & loving things to say, and people experience his generosity in this world every single day whether it be at the USS Arizona Memorial, St Judes, the Trauma Center, Presley Place, or simply the happiness & joy he continues to bring his fans.

[@janetd6686]

Thank you Michelle for this beautiful video. All these women had such respect and love for Elvis. That says so much about him.

[@ElvisLass35]

You're very welcome

[@ruthsimon7035]

So beautiful words from all this ladys! ELVIS was such a nice guy! I wish i was one of this Ladys! Thank you Michelle!

[@ElvisLass35]

Couldn't agree more!

[@riffycat5619]

Loved watching this and all the other women in his life .And how they spoke kindly of Elvis Presley and how kind and loving he was to people.thank you for sharing.

[@lesleypilling7561]

Thank you Michelle……this is THE TRUTH that needs to be shared and broadcasted. There are too many people out there, most of whom never even met or knew Elvis spreading untruths. The women in this video speak from personal experience of the man, whether that was from a personal relationship or a working relationship. I’ll be sharing this…hope everybody else does too.

[@ElvisLass35]

THANKYOU so much! It’s definitely needed, I hope more creaters follow and we can flood the world with positivity!

[@samarijana]

Mene ne lovi panika zbog Elvisa i Cillinih laži.Neka ga više ostavi ona i njoj slični na miru.Hrdza se ne lovi za zlato.

[@belindawade7901]

Bravo Michelle ❤ Thanks for taking the time to compile this. We need all our ammunition to combat the BS that's coming .

[@ElvisLass35]

THANKYOU xxx

[@kayeemerson6892]

So true

[@linapagliari8003]

So lovely to hear all these women say positive kind and how wonderful he was makes me smile he was a true kind compassionate man beautiful Elvis ty for sharing 🙏🏻🌺🇨🇦

[@janm62]

Oh Chelle, it’s me Jan Mudron… this is the BEST video I’ve ever heard. Sharing every where I can! Bravo!❣️❣️❣️❣️✅

[@ElvisLass35]

Wow, thank you! I am so glad you enjoyed jan xxx

[@marklacam9748]

I've seen a lot of these clips before and there great, but when you've been a fan all your life you know everything there saying is bang on. Probably the most kind and caring person in showbiz. Luv the show.

[@teresahowell3219]

Thank you for sharing the true story of Elvis and those lucky women. It's so good to hear positive comments from many of the women he loved and that loved him. Elvis was a gorgeous amazing southern gentleman. ⚡❤️⚡

[@ElvisLass35]

Well said! I agree ☝️

[@CarolinaAndElvis]

Thank you Michelle for documenting and showing that Elvis was such a beautiful person ❤❤❤

[@ElvisLass35]

Absolutely! He was!!!!

[@rhondadavis1897]

I have seen such awful things being said about Elvis lately, til it makes me want to cry. So this was just so lovely to see. You did an amazing job putting this together!! Much appreciation to you!

[@ElvisLass35]

THANKYOU ❤

[@texasgirl6000]

You can thank the witch Priscilla the gold digger for that.

[@clairemooney1429]

elvis was beautifal inside and outside

[@christakulikowski7567]

Interviews with Elvis give a glimpse how honest and sincere he was in everything he did. An upright Gentleman! Respecting others. His special trait is being HUMBLE - that's why we all love and respect our darling Elvis. Which woman would'nt become weak in her knees if he shows he likes her?!!! Thank you Ginger for being with him till he was called home.

[@susyq810]

Wonderful positivity from the women who knew him....thank you Michelle for sharing this with us.💕🌻

[@ElvisLass35]

You are so welcome 🤗

[@ellensalvatore7235]

So wonderful to see the positive side from women who loved him

[@marilynmosley1564]

Thank you for making this video, the truth about the humble, loving man “Elvis”

[@ElvisLass35]

My pleasure!

[@michaliareeton3247]

Just so good to watch a video to see women that worked with him and knew him just say positive things and just say what a a wonderful man he was..beautiful on the inside and out.

[@Sky_Dancer]

Michelle, thank you so much for putting this together. It is so nice to hear positive things about Elvis from women who really knew him up close and personal. Again, many thanks. 🌺

[@valvis9159]

Yes! The one thing I have always consistently heard about Elvis from ladies is that he was a gentleman with good manners who treated them with TLC. Beautiful job putting these clips together Elvis Lass. Thank you so much.👏💖💕

[@lauramuttoni130]

He was unique. The best! As an artist as a nice and human person. Everybody love him. We miss you so much Elvis❤❤❤

[@alainfortin7087]

Hi Michelle, I loved this video, all the ladies spoke so highly of Elvis, he was a true southern gentleman. Grace from Canada ❤❤❤

[@ElvisLass35]

So true! Thanks Grace xxx

[@tulajugder6200]

Hi Thanks

[@jannekedevries2360]

Thank you for this wonderful video which confirms what I have been thinking and feeling about Elvis Presley. He was too nice for this world and therefore became a victim of all kinds of golddiggers, leeches and other profiteers.

[@ElvisLass35]

TLC

[@hotroddave7597]

So wonderful to hear from the women that truly got to know Elvis on a personal level or a romantic level speak the truth about our guy Elvis. I’ve heard so much gossip and slander over the years The grooming, the pedophilia the controlling I’ve had my fill of that trash. All of these ladies got to know Elvis very very well, and they speak very kindly of him so refreshing to hear We all needed to hear this Michelle Thank you for this wonderful video today 🏎️🏁⚡️💕🙋🏻‍♂️

[@ElvisLass35]

It’s needed just now isn’t it dave ❤

[@silvanacovos8115]

Your speech is perfect.

[@CE83576]

I know what you mean. I am sick and tired of some people dissing Elvis. They need to do their research! A paedophile actually means someone who is sexually attached to 'prepubescent' children (typically 12 or younger). Having sex with someone who not quite the age of content (although still should be taken as seriously) is not the same as being a paedophile. And Priscilla have always said they never had sex when she was 14 when they first met in Germany ( and the age of content in Germany is actually 14). They did not see each other for over 2 years and actually became a couple in 1962/3 when she was 17 nearly 18 (an age of an adult!). He was actually dated Anita Wood from 1957 -62. People also need to remember that the social norms of 1950s, 60s, 70s are not the same now. In England, in this era, school leaving age was 15 (unless you was privilege) and you was expected to go to work and act like an adult. Joan Collins said in her book when you hit 13/14 you stop 'being a child' and were expected to act and dressed in a mature way. Many people were married by late teens and early 20s. I think Elvis always shown respect to everyone.

[@annamariafacchiano1688]

You are perfectly right, my friend. They went so far as to write that in the last years of his life he no long liked to wash himself and he used to take the pills of his girlfriends to eliminate period odor

[@hotroddave7597]

@@CE83576 🐈‍⬛🙋🏻‍♂️

[@helenmurray3845]

Thanks Elvis Lass Michelle for compiling these wonderful clips of Elvis's women saying nice things about the 👑. Bless you♥️👍

[@ElvisLass35]

You're very welcome ☺️

[@ElvisLass35]

Always and forever ❤

[@janewray8]

Thamk you for doing this!! It speaks for itself. HE IS TRULY THE KING 🙏🌹💖💗🙏🥰

[@aprilradovic1356]

i fell for elvis way on back 1963, and still feel the same to-day, i just love his voice ,the way he sings i still tell like young woman my grand children are all elvis fans, xxxx

[@ElvisLass35]

Beautiful xxxx

[@ElvisRose_]

I'm an Elvis fan because of my mother and my niece is an Elvis fan because of me. I think a lot of people still love Elvis whether or not we were lucky enough to be around when Elvis was alive.

[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

Wow -- SO Enjoyed this Michelle - Hearing all these women talk so lovingly about OUR ELVIS!!! Did you put this together? So Enjoyed it Thanks X Hugs Tonya -- #TCB

[@ElvisLass35]

Yes I did! We need to hear the truth! TCB

[@jayceewaldner8505]

Thank you for making this vid ❤️ more people need to hear this, cause lately they all say how terrible and mean and what a terrible husband he was, especially with the upcoming Priscilla movie. I love Elvis sm and I can’t STAND people talking about him like that😭😭😭 so thank you so much for this🙏💕💞

[@samarijana]

Priscilla nezna kakav je Elvis bio suprug ženi koju bi sam izabrao i po svojoj volji oženio, a ne pod ucjenom i lažima. Što je očekivala od Elvisa nakon svega što mu je učinila sa svojim očuhom i Parkerom. Bili su u braku samo za medije i barem je bio toliko pošten pa nije orao prljavi veš iz četiri zida pred javnošću što ta senilna plastična starica čini. Svi već sve znaju tko je i kakav bio Elvis i tko je i kakva je Priscilla. Što je se više tiče Elvis, išla je od kreveta do kreveta neka o tome piše i o tim muškarcima. Elvis je bio i ostao legenda, za razliku od nje čovjek kojem je Bog bio na prvom mjestu, znao je.Bibliju napamet, veselio se kada je kupovao GL kako će mama tamo uživati, i svatko tko zna išta o Elvisu sigurno neće ni čitati i gledati njene gnjusne laži. Zaboravila je napisati jako ju u stvari nitko od Elvisove rodbine, prijatelja i onih koji su ga stvarno poznavali nije volio, a to nije Elvis kriv već isključivo ona.

[@ahshagrace7632]

So great to hear this. So appreciated. Please make more videos like this!

[@annamariafacchiano1688]

Thank you, Michelle, for this wonderful video, I love Elvis as a man and as an artist. Ciao from Italy

[@ElvisLass35]

Thank you too! Ciao xx

[@helenludlow2331]

about time all these horrible stories were put to bed 💕 Elvis wasn't perfect (nobody is) but doesn't deserve all the negativity that's being spread about him especially as he can't defend himself 💖

[@ElvisLass35]

Exactly!!!! We gotta do it Helen xxx

[@dreamsinblackandwhite1025]

Let me start by saying that i applaud your daily efforts of conveying a truly positive feeling about elvis. I love your e thusiasm and the videos you share. I love and adore elvis with all his character traits from gentle and generous to impatient and furious. While all these women say beautiful things about him he was no god like creature but a human being, an extraordinary one, but certainly not without flaws. And his relationship with women was complicated. Think about dating anita wood while starting and then maintaining his relationship with priscilla and in parallel other women while shooting various movies. Or how he felt often more confortable with girls much younger than himself...i am wondering whether with the early death of his mother and the public pressure and fame from a very young age and the memphis mafia around 24/7 he actually had a real chance to develop the maturity for a normal and lasting relationship. I have the feeling he was eternally searching without knowing exactly what he was looking for. And this is why my heart is aching for him like a hero in a greek myth. I didnt intend to finish on this gloomy note. So let's just remember the fun he had and generously shared with so many co stars on set.

[@samarijana]

@@dreamsinblackandwhite1025 Nisam vidjela tu zabavu sa kolegama i zanima me dali se netko od tih kolega očitovao o tome i po mogućnosti da je bio među prvih deset glumaca među kojima je bio Elvis proglašen u tih 10 za.najboljeg glumca, a ne da je bio negdje pri kraju ljestvice pa da govori iz ljubomore. Elvis je bio i ostao legenda bez obzira što šačica zlobnika misli.On je legenda.

[@shirleyellis5897]

Michelle thanks so much for putting this together. Will definitely share.

[@poussin4665]

Thank you Michelle for the heart, but it's only the truth / and ELVIS is a gift from God to us mere mortals /Just these 2 poems ///// May the winds of heaven blow gently and whisper in your ear how much we love and miss you and wish you were there //// Your life has been a blessing, your memory is a treasure; You are loved beyond words, and missed beyond measure.

[@ElvisLass35]

Truth always xxx

[@Rock4UNow]

Very well done. It will be a good reference video to authenticate what this new Elvis movie "Priscilla" says about him. Thank you for taking the time to Put this together.

[@ElvisLass35]

Exactly!!!!! We need video we can use - if needed against falsehoods!!!! ELVIs deserves it xxx

[@timothylee7837]

Thank you Michelle for exploring this side of Elvis in a positive manner without including his x wife views.a brighter, and lovely longing lasting impact miss those tnt interviews when the stamp came out that you for resurfacing the interviews…..❤ Michelle your love for Elvis always shows with respect

[@ElvisLass35]

My pleasure! We need this!

[@CE83576]

Thank you so much for doing this video Michelle ❤

[@ElvisLass35]

You are so welcome!

[@MaaikevanBroekhovenIBCLC]

Thank you so much. Brought tears to my eyes again to know he was such an honourable loving caring man. He truly was the love of all of us. We know he cared. He trusted in goodness of the heart. ❤ thank you so much!! Scotty and Craig bring the same messages, why would they slander his name. Thank you Elvis lass❤

[@lindareece370]

What a wonderful human being Elvis was. These women talked highly of Elvis. They seem like wonderful women. ❤

[@katgirlblue]

This is the truth about Elvis, everyone was just telling about their own experience with him, and it was all positive. I think everyone I ever heard talking about him described him as a Southern gentleman. For some reason, Barbara Hearn almost makes me cry every time I hear her in an interview, and I don't know why! She was so beautiful at the time, so elegant. She has that very Southern type of sadness just beneath the surface and Elvis had it too. When I heard her interview with Steve Francis on KZbin I felt so sad and could feel everything she talked about, if anyone can understand what I mean. Sometimes anyone from the early days who knew Gladys make me feel that way.

[@ElvisLass35]

Awwww I know. She’s so pure I think!!!! Elvis is always thought of as so wonderful until Priscilla’s tale!

[@samarijana]

@@ElvisLass35 Ne može Priscilla okaljati Elvisov obraz samo time što radi kalja svoj obraz ako ga uopće ima.

[@samarijana]

@@ElvisLass35 Radila sam sa narcisoidnom kolegicom poput Cille koja je sve muškarce koji joj nisu poklanjali pažnju proglašavala homicima.

[@Elvista]

Thank you. EP was special....in every way. Envy and greed have always been the weapon of those who continue to try and do harm to his name and legacy. Elvis Presley Forever ❤⚡💯

[@delorespetree3243]

Thanks michelle for letting us see this

[@ElvisLass35]

Glad you enjoyed ❤

[@elvis78ale]

We know how he truly was...nothing else counts. Priscilla and her negativity shows only her resentment for how it ended between them. A shameful woman, with no respect and gratitude. RIP ELVIS ❤

[@poussin4665]

It has always been known that Beloved Elvis was a gentleman, kind, gentle and approachable, and all these girls say so I myself met Cynthia Pepper during one of my trips to Graceland which confirmed it to me! Only P BEAULIEU can say the opposite: As she doesn't know what to do anymore to stay in the notoriety acquired thanks to ELVIS, she invents things, and contradicts herself BOYCOTT her biopic which mocks ELVIS and makes it "undrinkable" in the eyes of the whole world / TLC // Let's not forget that the greatest Star who walked the Earth, is always and always has been, a "cash cow" for all

[@ElvisLass35]

TLC

[@michele2049]

Amen. Love you, Elvis! Michele

[@ElvisLass35]

Always and forever ❤

[@anY-bf9ud]

Firstly i have to say that no movie, gossip, myths, or unsubstantiated claims, will ever be enough to tarnish or besmirch either the character or the measure of a man, a true Southern Gentleman, that Elvis Presley was. 👏 ❤️ Many many ladies over the course of his life time had both the honour and the pleasure to witness and to treasure, his kind and loving ways, and many ladies have attested to this.❤ Those who have spoken disparagingly about him, clearly have their own agenda, and are in the minority, sadly in the cut throat business that Elvis was involved in, their 5 minutes of fame comes before their own dignity and selfworth. 😠 😡 👿 Its so sad that a man so humble , and so selfless as Elvis had to endure such defamation and assassination of his character, to me this says far more about the accusers than the accused. 😢 Michelle, youve put this video together so articulately, so empathically and so lovingly, from the bottom of your ❤️ . Nothing and noone will ever overshadow the Truth pertaining to Elvis, we his fans know the man he truely was, not the fabricated stories purely for others personal gains that have been perpetuated since his passing. 😠 Elvis lived to love and loved to live, and those who shared even one second of his time and presence are very very lucky individuals. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Elvis forever! ❤️

[@susyq810]

Beautifully said....as always anY❤❤

[@anY-bf9ud]

@susyq810 bless you Susy, I hope you and your loved ones are all keeping well ❤️ It's very rare that I comment as I used to Susy, far too much toxicity has infested itself in the Elvis World, something I personally have no desire to apart of, Michelle as always a beacon of light in the darkness, exudes her love and compassion and vehemently defends the honour of Elvis both man and entertainer, sadly we live in a world of judgement and condemnation often no more than to satisfy their own ego. 😔 It's lovely to see you around again Susy, take care and keep in touch. 🌞 🙏 ❤️ 💐

[@johanley229]

Beautiful comment an Y always from your ❤ xx

[@ElvisLass35]

Beautiful words ❤

[@anY-bf9ud]

@@ElvisLass35 bless You, ❤️

[@ElvisRose_]

I've been chatting everybody's ears off about how the upcoming movie and media portrayal of Elvis is not at all accurate to Elvis. No woman has ever accused Elvis of any inappropriate conduct. Quite the opposite. People who view the age gap between Elvis and some of his women are twisting it to fit the inappropriate mold of age gap relationships without taking into consideration the time period or the fact that adults can consent to a relationship with somebody older or younger without it being what they're twisting it into to smear Elvis or make Elvis into a very bad man.

[@dwdwdw11]

The best part of this whole documentary was that Priscilla was not part of it. She is the only person who says bad things about Elvis and always tries to make herself the victim in their marriage and tries to portray herself as his only true love when he loved so many women more and so many women loved him more than she did.

[@karentranter7806]

Hi Michelle ♥ I watched Elvis and his women as you know. I found all these womens experience with Elvis wonderful, they all had great things to say about Elvis❤ Thank you Michelle ♥ for putting this out for everyone to see xxx 💝

[@ElvisLass35]

TLC love ❤

[@magalylima8622]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful video, Michelle! The documentaries that are made today ( like Elvis, the heartbraker, for example) only want to denigrate the image of our Elvis. What really matters are these testimonials from women who worked and lived with him and who only praise the wonderful human being he was. 

[@patriciaramsay5001]

This is what is right, and this is what he deserves, nothing else!

[@ElvisLass35]

Well said ❤

[@kirsty-marie]

Thank you Michelle, I've not seen many of these interviews! ❤

[@Mary-d5x6g]

Linda was such a sweetheart, Ginger was very nice. Love the song Linda wrote "To Where You Are". Just heard the interview with singer Barbara Streisand who I did not know sang with him on her rendition of Love me Tender. She said she was opening in Vegas and he came to see her show. She was stunned and he invited her to come to his opening in Vegas and she did. She thought he was wonderful and said that he was so sensual and handsome man. She said he was a great actor and that's why she tried to get him for "A Star is Born" and said Elvis was for it, but the Colonel messed it all up. Thank you Lass for this lovely look at the real Elvis and his women. I know this Elvis, but be ware of his exwife. Yikes. God Bless, I am an 80 year old Elvis fan. Mary

[@memphismaverick100]

This is the best way to combat this ! From the women who knew him invaluable video well done 👍

[@marty4933]

Thanks for putting this together. I wonder if his critics will leave a legacy for themselves that earns as much respect.

[@ElvisLass35]

Never!!!!!! Well said Marty xxx

[@southerngirl9941]

Wonderful, Michelle. Let's hope manymanymany people throwing out such superficial and nasty crap about Elvis see this - and are willing to learn the truth. If you are willing, you can't help to feel it is obvious all these women spoke lovingly and GENUINELY. Elvis was a normal, passionate, red-blooded man❤️❤️❤️

[@Susan.1958]

Michell thank you for this clip I don’t think there is not any woman on the planet that didn’t love ELVIS he was so adorable R.I.P.🇬🇧💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

[@theresacona1328]

Thank You, love this man.❤❤❤

[@ElvisLass35]

Me too ❤

[@domenicoscarpa6125]

Amo Elvis Presly tutti i giorni vedo i sui video grande indimenticabile

[@ElvisLass35]

❤❤❤

[@patriciapike1426]

Hi Michelle loved watching this.❤ thankyou for sharing.

[@ElvisLass35]

You are so welcome!

[@marycorner4809]

Thankyou for doing this 💓 i could kiss you 💋 alll the negative things going about is so upsetting so to get this amazing positive video just makes me feel better and thanks for tcb for our Elvis

[@ElvisLass35]

You are so welcome! Elvis deserves better and we will get it for him!!!! TCB

[@kevinhowells5810]

There's lots of sad jealous people during Elvis's life time and still doing so through jealousy and greed but the real fans knows the truth and won't change the views of millions through out the world

[@shirleyfernandes6971]

Thank you for this I hate all the negatively about him these days

[@ElvisLass35]

Me too!!

[@whirlbirdy]

Beautiful human being ❤

[@mytube1935]

I've been looking forward to seeing this..... Thank you for Sharing Lass 🤙🌺

[@roymarksberry4152]

❤ Elvis Presley's the only movie star. I've never heard anyone say anything bad about him.

[@monasrum4321]

Good one👍❤ Fans should also watch and share the mini docu's "Remembering Elvis" and "Elvis and the black community" on KZbin. Elvis has for many years been accused of "stealing" black music and even being a racist. I see these comments all the time, and I try my best to attack them with facts. The docu's shows that he was anything but a racist, and it shows the true story of his connection with the black community.

[@samarijana]

Prva nagrada koju je Elvis primio i proslavio se je gospel kojeg milijuni ljudi slušaju i danas vam Amerike i koji će se izvoditi u crkvama dok bude svijeta.

[@keithstamp4629]

Beautiful xx

[@ElvisLass35]

Thank you! 😊

[@williambell6137]

Thank you. People out there with other Elvis-related channels would be wise to follow suit here. It’s been a bit of a head-scratcher to me that so many people out there with Elvis related channels haven’t done any content like this, to counter some of the slanderous negative nonsense out there. Many of the Elvis-critics out there suddenly think they’re historians, they don’t realize enough to know they’re going on a lot of cherry-picked sensationalized exaggerations and mis-information from other sources, while ignoring, just how many of the other women that knew him spoke quite positively about their experience with him. And people like the somewhat misinformed , (that only hear the one-sided negative exaggerated stories) are not gonna learn the other side of that without people like yourself putting video content out there to help give people another view. These people trying to call him on monster have an office strange idea of what a monster is.  but a lot of that comes from the exaggerated misinformation out there. From what I’ve read over the years from these interviews interviews with many women is unlike many men he was gentle, respectful, he never pushed, nor was aggressive with them. I’ve got an old newspaper quote of Priscilla saying the same thing. Why in the world in her book, she went the other way with that to make him appear opposite of gentle or respectful, is questionable itself. She had stated at one point that the publishing company that helped her with the book, kept pushing her to revise and change her words because her first draft of the book was super flattering and kind to Elvis, so they kept coming back at her, telling her it wouldn’t sell, and sensationalism would make for better selling of the book. So she had to keep submitting revisions until they excepted. Something awful strange going on there and raise a serious credibility issues with anything negative written in her book. But back to what I wrote above, about it all the ladies that knew him that had positive things to say, It didn’t matter if they were high school-age, or if they were 25 years old like Ann Helm. Their stories all usually sound similarly positive. Barbara Shearer told the press recently that she interviewed 50 women that knew Elvis and her take-away was - "He wasn't manipulative nor abusive in any way. The relationships had little to do with sex, and none of them were forced to do anything with him. They still held him in a positive light" - (That's sort of an important quote) As for the age difference of some of those with elvis .. I have older friends that are elderly, the man is in his 80s his wife in her 70s they met back in 1960 when he was in his 20s and she was in high school. Their age range very similar to Elvis and Priscilla. They’ve talk to me about how it was a different world back then and wasn’t all that uncommon. No one ever said anything about their age difference, and they had friends in relationships with similar age difference. The problem with people today as they lack that context or understanding. There’s also newspaper clippings throughout the 1960s referencing Elvis involved with someone named Priscilla, her age often noted in the newspaper clipping. So it was no secret. If the times were like they are today, it would’ve been considered a huge scandal. National newspapers covered it repeatedly over the years, but the mention of Priscilla her age was treated as if they might as well have said she was 25 years old - Nobody cared. Because, again the times were just different. Her age for that era of time seemed relatively irrelevant.  Plus as you said, there’s so much more out there. There are women that also told stories in their interviews about how when they were being mistreated on the film set, Elvis was the one that would speak up and say something, when none of the other men on the set bothered to speak up. And there are many women that gave interviews, talking about how Elvis was much different than many other men of his era (different in a good way) like June Wilkerson, (I believe her name is) she said she was alone with Elvis the first time and became really nervous because she was a virgin . Elvis sensed something was wrong, and when he asked her what was wrong, and she explain to him, she never had sex, ge immediately backed off, walked over and picked up a guitar and sat down next to her gently strumming on the guitar, and just talking with her for the next couple hours . And that was it. She said nothing else happened. He didn’t try anything on her. Most of the women I’ve told that story to said, “Doesn’t sound like a ‘monster’ to me. Sounds like a true gentleman. A lot of guys would have taken advantage of her virginity in that situation, but Elvis was very sensitive and handled it the way a real gentleman should and would have”. I’ve seen a couple young ladies out there, commenting on social media that they’re not really always fans, but even their own basic research has shown most of the women that knew him spoke very positive about him. It would be different if there was a long line of women in the industry, talking about what a jerk he was. But it seems to the opposite. These young ladies said they sensed sort of a modern lynch-mob mentality just going after someone like Elvis name because he was so famous,. But pointed out commonsense should tell anyone a lot of this is a bit overblown and doesn’t compare to some of the actual monsters that are out there in our modern era that we should be focusing more on. I thought those were great points. And that’s coming from a couple young ladies that are not even Elvis fans. But it shows a little common sense and open minded reasonable thinking, sounds much more sensible than some of the overblown nonsense out there trying to flame Elvis. Those people doing that seem a bit sad really. Anyway thanks for your positive video.

[@jannekedevries2360]

I agree with your comment. Learning that Elvis Presley never had sex with his first four girlfriends, Dixie, Barbara H., June and Anita, although he was 27 when Anita left him, made me realize Elvis Presley couldn't have been the aggressive womanizer he has been made out to be. I think a lot of it goes back to vicious Dirk Kuijk alias Tom Parker, the Dutch murderer, my fellow countryman. Parker spread the rumours that Elvis had sexual affairs with all his co-stars and demanded that Elvis publicly behaved accordingly. All to promote the sale of the movies and the records. Parker even spread the ridiculous rumour that Dolores Hart had been pregnant with Elvis' child and had an abortion! Hart was a pious Catholic, who later became a non but prior to that was engaged to a man, who never married and remained Hart's lifelong friend. The MM also greatly contributed to Elvis' image as aggressive womanizer, but they were not there when Elvis supposedly had sex with fans and other women. In my opinion they projected their own behaviour and sexual desires on Elvis. According to Lisa Marie they started to hang out with Elvis Presley because he provided them with access to an unlimited amount of beautiful women which they eagerly took advantage of, married or not married. The crews on the filmsets liked Elvis Presley but mostly hated his MM-entourage, who didn't only use Elvis to get access to women but also to get movieparts. Apart from the women and the acting jobs Elvis also provided them with a livelihood, houses, cars, school- and collegefees, holidays plus medical care. In Elvis' army and filming years the MM-members didn't have to do anything in return for living on Elvis' pockets except keeping Elvis company from time to time. No wonder those entitled leeches were livid when some of them were banned from Elvis' land of milk and honey because they were sacked after behaving violently towards Elvis' fans and the lawsuits those fans filed against Elvis Presley. Elvis was right when he told Ginger Alden that the members of his MM-entourage were not his friends because they were only there for the money! Lamar Fike and other MM-members, who never had taken any responsibility for their own life, even dared to express the opinion that Elvis Presley had to "grow up" or "would have needed to grow up" although Elvis, at a very young age, hadn't only taken responsibility for his own life but also for the lives of his parents, grandmother, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, schoolfriends, army friends, stepbrothers, stepmother, girlfriends/ (ex-)wife and their families, his daughter and so on. Again they were projecting their own immature behaviour on Elvis Presley, the very same man that took care of their Candyland lives. It would have been laughable if it hadn't been so sad and so unfair. Elvis Presley himself didn't live in Candyland. He had to perform, notwithstanding his physical or mental condition, on the stages (over 1600 life shows), on the filmsets (31 movies) and in the recording studio's (more than 700 recorded songs). Elvis Presley even had to adjust his personal life to an image that didn't match his true character, which is a heavy psychological burden.

[@samarijana]

Priscilla izmišlja, očuhu se dopao u Njemačkoj i skovali su plan kako da se dovuče do njega. Nazivajući ga i ne ostavljajući ga na miru.Trebao je kolegi vojnom pomoći da se Cilla dođe školovati baš u njegovoj blizini i da joj kupi aviokartu povratnu u slučaju ako je Elvis najuri da ne troši očuh na nju, jer je Elvis bio puni zgoditak da bude zet. Živjela je kod njegovog oca i kada su vidjeli da postaje ozbiljno sa Ann i da.bi im plan mogao propasti ucjenom da će mu uništi karijeru ako se.ne oženi sa Cillom su.ga prisilili na brak. Nije čudo što Cilla radi to što radi imala je dobre mentore očuha i Parkera. Nije čudo da je Liši M. pozlilo nakon filma. Nisam čitala Cilline knjige a neću ni gledati film. Neka piše o partnerima poslije Elvisa koji su joj seksualno zlostavljali dijete od 12-15 godine, pa se riješila kćeri da joj ne smeta na putu do karijere i smjestila je u internat gdje je bila na raznim lijekovima, to.je Lisa M. Sama izjavila na TV. Kako netko može vjerovati osobi koja godinama nije razgovarala sa Lisom, koja ju je cijelo vrijeme potkradala i to vlastita majka i tuzakala Elvisa, nj.oca, kćer i sada unuke. Sama kaže da je Elvis nije dirnuo do prve bračne noći, a po svemu sudeći ni poslije, i kakve veze ima njenih 14 g. kada je počela ludovati za njim, morao ju je prisilno oženiti kada je imala 21 g. Plakao je cijelu noć prije vjenčanja kaže kuharica, a Cilla piše kako je on nju proganjao. Neznám koga bi njezine laži više zanimale, jer je stara i senilna i zaboravlja što je prije izjavila.Neznam odakle joj sada nakon 45 g.od razvoda Elvisovi prsteni i ogrtači koje je poklonila svom 40 godišnjem ljubavniku skejteru, znači da potkrada unucadi ostavštinu Elvisovu njegovim potomcima, jer više ne sjeda silni novac koji je do sada uzimala od GL bez Lisinog znanja. Dali je to osoba kojoj se može vjerovati što piše .Razmahala se poslije Lisine smrti. To je obična lešinarka.

[@samarijana]

@@jannekedevries2360 Potpuno ste u pravu.

[@stevieeplea5611]

Hey Michelle how are you doing today love this video I'm so looking forward to seeing Elvis and the royal philharmonic orchestra in Manchester a week on Thursday I could be going back to Graceland in 2024 if I lose 2 and a half stone I've already lost a stone and 2 pounds already only 19 pounds to go... Graceland awaits hope you are well 😊

[@timphillips4147]

Super video Michelle 🎉❤❤❤

[@ElvisLass35]

Thank you! 🤗

[@davidharrison1523]

Jane H …. So wonderful listening to these very lucky ladies, who really knew Elvis for the warm, intelligent, loving human being that he was. Thank you for this video. Off to watch Part Two.

[@marthaashley2211]

I want to say that first thank u so very much appreciated every word that came fr this beautiful ladies that knew him and this is our elvis presley the greatest entertainer the world has ever known im tryin yo keep fr cryin bc its sad that someone would want to destroy his legacy its really very sad and un fair i never had the chance to b a lucky co star or sing bk up but i know this man was the most caring loving giving human around i only live 50 miles fr graceland and i have been there several times and will keep going no one can ever take away what he has. Or had he may not have been perfect but noone is thank u for posting looking forward to part 2.

[@mayohalloran6788]

Loved this ❤❤ thank you so much 🇮🇪😍💞💕

[@ElvisLass35]

You’re welcome 😊

[@johanley229]

Thank you Michelle this is definitely what needs to be put out rather than the sensational stories i'm sick of seeing the negativity and the comments hes controlling, hes a groomer ,etc and its only going to get worse i don't mean to be mean but i really hope the Priscilla movie will flop .....thanks as always ❤ xx

[@ElvisLass35]

Me too!!!! Massive flop is needed!!!!! Thanks love ❤

[@davejones9877]

Well said Jo, the witch should forever be ignored. I can't look at her, she is evil.

[@TheEccho]

I doubt that it will flop, in fact, it might do really well, it definitely has its audiences already. There are different groups, first there are the Sophia Coppola fans that will want to watch it because they like her style of movies, then there are also some people that have become big fans of A24 entertainment company, the one that is producing this movie. And lets not forget the Elvis haters, just one look at the comment section of the Priscilla Trailer, and it's clear that there are many people just reveling at the idea of a movie portraying Elvis in a bad light. They seem to think the movie will "finally" expose the "real evil Elvis", and they can't wait to watch it. And because of the controversy, now it's making people that are not necessarily haters or lovers of Elvis, just curious to go see it. This movie also has the benefit of the new fans that the Baz movie has attracted from last year. They are brand new fans, and they fell in love with Elvis, or the Elvis Priscilla story, so for sure they'll want to see this movie. (This is what saddens me the most, the idea that some of the newer fans won't know what to believe about Elvis after watching Priscilla, and loose some of their enthusiasm). But......., to look at it positively, in spite of all the Elvis trashing we are seeing right now, and probably worse after the movie comes out, it will also make some people go check out the facts for themselves later on, that's what they do after seeing a biopic. This might be what we need to help put the Elvis pedo, predator narrative to rest finally. Many people that believed for years that Elvis was a racist, now believe differently because of their research after the Baz movie. Maybe the same will happen after Priscilla, once the dust settle.

[@johanley229]

​@TheEccho to be fair I've watched the Priscilla movie I understand your points and agree but still hope it flops .I don't understand Priscilla claiming he's the love of her life then puts thus out again especially in todays society who definitely judge by today's standards and not look at the lense of times were different.

[@samarijana]

@@TheEccho Ti znatiželjnici imaju danas Google i ostale infor. kanale i ne treba im Priscillina nova priča 50 g. nakon razvoda od Elvisa i što ga blati uporno koristeći njegovo prezime koje joj je bilo oduzeto.Nije joj prošla priča o beskrajnoj ljubavi, kao da netko može voljeti ucjenjivača, sada kreće sa drugom pričom . Ona kao bivša žena koja još danas živi od Elvisovog rada baca blato u bunar iz kojeg vodu pije. Svatko normalan se može staviti u položaj da vas netko na silu oženi sa osobom kojoj ste prijatelj i da morate ostaviti ljubav života kao što je to bio slučaj kod Elvisa. Trebao je najuriti Parkera , nju i njezine iz života. Mislim da bude samo Cilla čitala svoju knjigu i gledala svoj film.Osoba koja je namjerno uništila Elvisov život osvecujući mu se preko Lise i isto tako uništila i Lisin život kada je već nije uspjela pobaciti očito zahvaljujući Elvisu koji je bio veliki kršćanin, a koliko se da iščitati nije se proslavila ni kao majka sina koji stalno ima problema sa drogom,čak je i uzgaja, a očito i sama ima istih problema sa drogom, da bi Elvisa blatila da se drogirao dok oni koji su ga stvarno poznavali bolje i dulje od nje tvrde da sa nikada nije drogirao, već je umro od kontraindikacija silnih lijekova zbog dijabetesa i ostalih bolesti zbog raznih stresova koje mu je upravo Priscilla priredila pogotovo zbog načina svog razularenog života u drogi i alkoholu kojem je izlagala maloljetno dijete ne birajući sredstva da postigne svoj cilj drugorazredne glumice, a vrata joj je otvaralo upravo Elvisovo prezime koje uporno blati sa šačicom mrzitelja Elvisa koji su htjeli biti sve ono što je on bio a nisu uspjeli. I danas 46 god.id kada Elvisa nema na sceni na bilo kojem kontinentu na svijetu kada se kaže Elvis svi znaju o kome se govori. I najveća laž i najsmješnija je kada sam pročitala da je Elvis oženio glumicu ( to je točno samo što.nije znao ) a pogađala je katoličku školu, jer se drugdje valjda nije mogla upisati, a još veća izmišljotina je da je Elvisova udovica, na tome je možda radila , ali je Elvis bio super inteligentan pa je postala bivša žena sa svega 6 g. prisilnog braka bez ljubavi.

[@myrel543]

Nice video,thank you

[@sopala3952]

All spliced up from different docs obviously. Guess everyone can do a docu these days.atleast this one isn’t out to get him. Saw other doc w various women..I couldn’t believe how negative it was. Didn’t expect alana Nash to be so negative. She pretty much says whatever the interviewers stance is. If negative she adds her negative characterizations.. if positive she goes along with that. Best flip flopper ever !

[@southerngirl9941]

I think you're referring to the recent documentary Elvis' women? I've only seen snippets, and sickening what Alanna Nash Said, also one of the Stanleys. I also saw Anita Wood's daughter which was absolutely lovely and positive. I'm sure many women interviewed spoke positively about Elvis!! The drama is that negativity sells, it's pushed to the foreground and gets bigger and bigger, as untrue and insignificant it might be. 🙋🏻

[@ElvisLass35]

Yep, spliced together but all out there…. I just put it together. Working on part 2 now. There’s so much positivity out there but folks love to point out toxic masculinity!!!! Drives me insane!

[@TM-fu2we]

I could barely watch the documentary. The Stanley family have been selling Elvis forever (one even said he didn't blame his mother for selling Elvis out). People are surprised by Alana but I wasn't - a feminist journalist, I was warned years ago she would do a hatchet job on Elvis. She interviewed Linda Thompson some years ago and she was leading Linda into calling Elvis a pedo then - I think it was actually spliced into the doc but am not watching it again to find out. The Times in the UK did a piece on the documentary - it was fairly well balanced. Everyone that knew Elvis thought he was a wonderful genuinely kind human being because he was.

[@acex8124]

HI👋 MICHELLE👱‍♀🌹 THANK YOU VERY MUCH ELVIS 👑WAS A TRUE SOUTHREN GETLEMAN LOVING❣ MAN TO EVERYONE HE CROSSED IN LIFE AND A LOVER❣ OF WOMEN . WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE❣ YOU MICHELLE👱‍♀🌹 MR AND MRS ACE X👩‍❤‍💋‍👨 IN FLORIDA🏖☀ TCB IN A FLASH⚡ WITH TLC 🧡 TO ALL WHO LOVE ❣ELVIS 👑AROUND THE WORLD🌎 ELVIS 👑LASS👱‍♀🌹 ALWAYS AND FOREVER ♾

[@ElvisLass35]

Always a gentleman!

[@acex8124]

@@ElvisLass35 ❣☺👍

[@Elvisgirl1977]

Doing the lords work ma’am !

[@chiquimarissavillanueva8450]

thank you michelle❤️😘

[@OneWayJesus777-x2n]

dixie locke is the who was smart she knew once elvis became famous he would have alot of women with him. smart move dixie.

[@ElvisLass35]

Yep and he should have enjoyed that part - his mistake, having a permanent lover… he should have played the field and enjoyed being ELVIS but unfortunately he loved the idea of falling in love.

[@doriswilliams6422]

This was great

[@ilikejelly7890]

Wish I knew him the way they did lol. Xx

[@ElvisLass35]

Me too hehe 😉

[@ilikejelly7890]

@@ElvisLass35 We can only imagine Michelle. Michelle x

[@AstridvanAlst]

Shared in several groups.

[@ElvisLass35]

THANKYOU so much!!!

[@patriciasdollydreamz6569]

You’re right❤❤❤❤

[@ElvisLass35]

❤❤❤

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

👍🏻 awesome video

[@ElvisLass35]

❤❤❤

[@hotroddave7597]

1st to say TCB Michelle 🏎️🏁💖

[@ElvisLass35]

TCB

[@concepciongallo229]

Hermosa ANN MARGARET ❤

[@DEFENDINGELVISPRESLEY]

Love it

[@susiemitchell8555]

What a guy is Elvis

[@maggieshome]

TCB Michelle ❤

[@ElvisLass35]

TCB ❤

[@samarijana]

Sve su zgodne, Ginger je posebno lijepa.

[@margarettaylor8107]

Every woman he ever loved slways loved him..Ginger Alden always had winderful things to say..so protective of him.Inlike her, Priscilla portrays herself as a victim to Elvis and he as a villian.I am boycotting her movie.She has made enough money selling lies about him.

[@ElvisLass35]

Elvis was such a well thought of man!!! I can’t imagine what he’d think now xxx

[@samarijana]

U pravu ste.

[@marilzegomesalves6041]

Por favor traduza esse vídeo para o portugues quero muito saber o que essas mulheres estão falando desde de já agradeço

[@dreamsinblackandwhite1025]

Let me start by saying that i applaud your daily efforts of conveying a truly positive feeling about elvis. I love your enthusiasm and the videos you share. I love and adore elvis with all his character traits from gentle and generous to impatient and furious. While all these women say beautiful things about him he was no god like creature but a human being, an extraordinary one, but certainly not without flaws. And his relationship with women was complicated. Think about dating anita wood while starting and then maintaining his relationship with priscilla and in parallel other women while shooting various movies. Or how he felt often more confortable with girls much younger than himself...i am wondering whether with the early death of his mother and the public pressure and fame from a very young age and the memphis mafia around 24/7 he actually had a real chance to develop the maturity for a normal and lasting relationship. I have the feeling he was eternally searching without knowing exactly what he was looking for. And this is why my heart is aching for him like a hero in a greek myth. I didnt intend to finish on this gloomy note. So let's just remember the fun he had and generously shared with so many co stars on set.

[@ElvisLass35]

There’s enough negativity out there - you can go find those negative ones!!!! Easy peasy! There’s gotta be someone out there saying something positive!!! I never made these girls say these things - you can find it all on youtube and there’s loads more! If you can make videos focusing on flaws then I can make videos sharing peoples love. Light up the darkness. I will continue to do so. Elvis was flawed! But in this video- just part one and two we get to see a man who was loved by many in spite of his flaws!

[@dreamsinblackandwhite1025]

@@ElvisLass35from how you reply i have the impression that i was not able to bring across what i wanted to say. I did not question all these positive testimonies and also dont understand why you refer to negativity in response to my conment. I am certainly neither spreading nor looking for negativity. But perhaps i did not understand well what you meant. I actually love elvis with and because of his flaws and therefore dont shy away from them. Tant pis.

[@jannekedevries2360]

@@dreamsinblackandwhite1025 Priscilla always knew that Elvis Presley had a girlfriend in Graceland, Anita Wood, but she didn't care. Elvis wasn't honest with Anita Wood about Priscilla; probably because he didn't plan his relationship with Priscilla to continue. Priscilla, who greatly damaged the lives of Elvis, Lisa Marie and Benjamin, partly because of her dishonesty and greed and partly because of Scientology, almost stalked Elvis when he was back in the States. Anyhow, Priscilla wouldn't have happened if Parker hadn't prevented Anita Wood from joining Elvis Presley in Germany. Why? Officially because it wouldn't be good for Elvis' popularity with his fans but in reality because Parker wanted total control over Elvis Presley and a happy marriage with a woman that truly loved him, like Anita Wood, would give Elvis more control about his own life and Parker less control over Elvis' life. Parker, Priscilla and Paul Beaulieu always supported each other against Elvis! They were partners in crime: the financial exploitation of Elvis Presley. Parker also spread ridiculous rumours about Elvis' supposed affairs with his co-stars. All to enhance the sale of movies and records.

[@samarijana]

Gdje mogu vidjeti tu Elvisovu zabavu na setu.

[@jannekedevries2360]

Elvis' relationships with women where perfectly "normal" until Parker started to intervene in his relationships with June Juanico, Anita Wood and Ann-Margret Olssen, who, like Barbara Hearn, truly loved Elvis Presley and were all loyal, loving, monogamous women with marriages that lasted until death. Parker didn't want Elvis to have a steady relationship because, according to Parker, a single entertainer would be more popular with his fans. Parker encouraged Elvis to have romantic relationships with his co-stars in order to get publicity for the movies and the records. The publicity about Elvis' love affairs with his co-stars had nothing to do with reality but everything with image. Dirk Kuijk alias Tom Parker, the despicable Dutch murderer, illegal American and gambler, wanted total control over Elvis Presley and a loving, loyal wife would have diminished Parker's hold on Elvis. Therefore Parker pushed Elvis towards a marriage with Priscilla Beaulieu, a female version of Tom Parker, in cooperation with Paul and Priscilla Beaulieu. Parker set the date for Elvis' wedding, bought Priscilla's dress, hired the location and organised the reception. Parker even determined who could and could not attend the wedding, which was one of the causes of the breach between Red West and Elvis Presley which ultimately led to the revengeful tell-all book "Elvis, what happened". Elvis Presley was physically, emotionally, artistically and financially damaged by Tom Parker and Priscilla Beaulieu was one of his instruments. Priscilla even wanted to make Parker the managing director of Graceland but the judge, who had to protect Lisa Marie's interests, prevented that. The judge didn't know that Priscilla Beaulieu was going to rob her own daughter from most of her trustfund to enrich herself, her conman lover Marco Garcia and Lisa Marie's halfbrother. After Tom Parker had been evicted from the Presley-estate Elvis Presley sold more records that he had done during his life. The past 46 years Elvis has continuousky been one of the five best-selling dead entertainers in the world. Elvis Presley didn't need Tom Parker to be successful but Parker needed Elvis to earn money for him. The same goes for promiscuous, disloyal, dishonest, lying and stealing golddigger Priscilla Wagner Beaulieu, who perfectly suits the evil Scientology Sect in which Priscilla entrapped Lisa Marie, Riley and Benjamin. It's a pity Elvis didn't have a better father, who protected his young son from Parker. Gladys Smith didn't trust Parker and predicted that Elvis would be dead at fourty when signing with Parker. Vernon was weak, selfish and dollarstruck and encouraged Elvis to sign with Parker. Elvis should have listened to his mother but he was too eager to drag his family out of poverty, which he did, while sacrificing himself for the well-being of his parents, grandmother, stepmother, stepbrothers, uncles, aunts, cousins and "friends" like the West-cousins, Fike, Lacker, Esposito, Schilling, Hodge, Geller, Hebler and others.

[@briancuthbert4508]

Lovely accent

[@bellinda2771]

The recent 3 episode documentary, ‘Elvis’ Women’ screened on commercial tv here in Australia just last month and anyone with a tv could have seen it. The attention seeking author, Alannah Nash has done damage to Elvis’ reputation by her words in this documentary, and I wonder if she is a fan at all. The producers really had an agenda in this doco. Interviewing many old women and showcasing the mostly (then) young teenagers. Where was June Juanico, plus I’m sure Elvis’ famous ladies who had dates with him such as Cybil Shepherd and Rita Moreno would have been interviewed too. They were nowhere to be seen. His stepbrother David Stanley had terrible things to say too. A very damaging documentary

[@jasonaedo6139]

Belle belle le donne di Elvis ma la stella delle stelle è goddess Marilyn 👑⚡🔝💋 Bye bye baby 💋

[@ElvisLass35]

❤️❤️❤️

[@jasonaedo6139]

@@ElvisLass35 🔝👑⚡♥️💋🤗

[@CherieAllen-g2y]

Makes me sad that he was into all the religions.. the way Linda says " well..whereever he is now" says alot😢 uIpray he truly had Jesus as his only love and SAVIOR❤ .you cant live in sin and still go to heaven . Might make you mad but its Gods rules. The so called Christian women that lived with him un sib are pathetic. I had a chance too in late 69 alm ost70 and Iturned his kiss away because i was nervous and he was also married . !!! He wasnt use to this..and ..idontwant to tell the rest .but uts true. He is a sweetheart..love him still.but he was untrue to them all..and that SUCKS‼️😢