Priscilla Presley showed off her smooth complexion as she made a rare appearance at a lifestyle event in Majorca.

The ex-wife of the late Elvis Presley enjoyed an outing at the 14th Remus Lifestyle Night at Hotel Hilton Mallorca Galatzo on Thursday.

For the occasion, Priscilla, 81, stepped out in a bright red A-line maxi dress.

She completed her look with a red crossbody bag that matched her lipstick.

The annual event brings together international stars for an evening of glamour and entertainment.

Priscilla's outing marks a rare appearance for the businesswoman, whose last major public appearance came in March when she visited Denmark.

She appeared at the Elvis Memphis Museum dedicated to the King of Rock and Roll.

She and Elvis married in Las Vegas in 1967, before splitting in 1972, with their divorce being finalised the next year.

During their time together, they had a daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, who was born in 1968. 

She died in 2023 from a small bowel obstruction, aged 54.

Priscilla also has a son, Navarone Garibaldi Garcia, 39, whom she shares with Marco Garibaldi.  

In May, Priscilla said during a speaking event with her son Navarone in Las Vegas that the death of their only daughter 'separated' the Presley family.

She said in an audio clip obtained by the Daily Mail that before Lisa Marie's passing the family would 'get together and have meals and, of course, you know, have family'.

Lisa Marie left behind daughters Harper and Finley Lockwood, 18, whom she shared with ex-husband Michael Lockwood, 64, as well as 37-year-old daughter Riley Keough, whom she had with ex-husband Danny Keough, 61.

Lisa Marie and Danny's son, Benjamin Keough, died by suicide at age 27 in July 2020.

Priscilla said her granddaughters are now 18 and lead independent lives: 'They have their boyfriends and, you know, do their thing.

'Even though we're close,' she started to say, before her son chimed in, stating that losing Lisa Marie's son Benjamin 'was the first thing that separated us'.

'When you would think that would be something that should bring everybody together, that somehow separated us further, because everybody grieves in different ways, and everybody felt, you know, put blame on somebody in different ways, and just felt different ways about it,' he said.

'Somehow, that separated us further,' Garcia added.

Garcia offered a different perspective from his mother on the family's fractured dynamic following Lisa Marie's passing.

'Now, after my sister died, I feel like now we're actually coming closer together, and I feel like we're all letting go of those feelings,' he said.

Despite their famously fraught relationship, Priscilla and Lisa Marie were together just days before the star's death as they attended the Golden Globes to watch Austin Butler's big win for the 2022 biographical drama Elvis.