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Lisa Marie Presley’s Son’s Death Hits ‘close to home’ for Marie Osmond

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Lisa Marie Presley is left 'inconsolable' after her son and Elvis Presley's look-alike grandson, Benjamin Keough, age 27, died due to an apparent suicide. On Wednesday’s episode of “The Talk@Home,” host Marie Osmond, who lost her son Michael, by suicide, weighs in. “It’s very close to home for me. When I heard the news, sorry,” chokes up Osmond. “I just sat back and I relived it all again. I know exactly what she’s going through. And it brought back all those feelings of the first time I saw him. That realization, especially for Lisa – I mean, it’s her baby, her boy, you know. And I know the grieving she has to be going through. It’s really difficult.” Osmond adds, “This is my opinion and something that I would suggest for anybody who goes through something like this – that the hardship is devastating on you as a mother, but I would be aware of those around you…she has other children, and I listened to that statement, she's helping those kids. That’s the best thing she can do right now is to be there for them because she may have lost a son, but they lost their own brother. My deepest love and compassion goes out to her and her family right now.”