In the 1970s, Cybill Shepherd skyrocketed to fame with her roles in iconic films like The Last Picture Show and The Heartbreak Kid.

At just 22 years old, she found herself caught up in a whirlwind romance with none other than the legendary rockstar, Elvis Presley.

Elvis, impressed by Cybill’s on-screen talent, sought to meet her through a mutual acquaintance.

Despite initial hesitations, the pair eventually arranged to rendezvous at a theater rented out exclusively for them until midnight.

Cybill recalls the anticipation of his arrival, with fans in Memphis creating an aura of mystery around him.

While Cybill initially felt that Elvis was older than her preferred age range, she couldn’t deny the undeniable chemistry between them.

She vividly remembers his unique scent, a mix of soap, sugar, and sweat that drew her closer to him.

Despite her young age, Cybill exuded confidence and openness, which extended to her candid discussions about her relationship with Elvis over the years.

In her autobiography, “Cybill Disobedience,” she revealed details about their intimate life, including the fact that she had to guide Elvis in certain aspects of their physical relationship.

In one chapter titled “White boys don’t eat…,” Cybill recounted the experience of teaching Elvis how to perform oral s**, highlighting her willingness to communicate and share knowledge with her partner.

Despite their passionate connection, the relationship ultimately ended due to Elvis’s struggles with prescription drug addiction.

Reflecting on their time together, Cybill fondly remembers Elvis as a warm and beautiful man, but acknowledges the impact of his substance dependency on their bond.

Her frank discussions about their love affair shed light on both the highs and lows of their passionate yet brief romance.

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