After Elvis and Linda split, Thompson married Olympic athlete Bruce Jenner in the 1980s. She's currently married to record producer David Foster and is now known as a songwriter. Speaking of singers and songwriters, among the performers at the Junior League Event honoring songwriter Linda Thompson and her husband David Foster were Carole Bayer Sager and Tony Danza who started his career as a song and dance man.

 David Foster is a 14-time Grammy Winner and has written for such talents as Barbra Streisand, Michael Jackson and Neil Diamond. His wife, actress Linda, has also written lyrics for several gold and multi-platinum records, including the Academy Award-nominated "I Have Nothing," recorded by Whitney Houston for the film The Bodyguard.

David Foster and Linda Thompson-Foster serve as masters of ceremonies for the David Foster Foundation. The Fosters, both of whom are gifted arrangers and composers, have established the David Foster Foundation to assist families of children in need of organ transplantation.

The Fosters have a special connection to children who have received organ transplants. Their Canada-based organization, the David Foster Foundation, has assisted 137 families from British Columbia with children in need of major organ transplants. The organization is a last resort for families who have no other means of financial support for non-medical expenses when a child must be sent to Vancouver--or out of the province--for medical treatment. The assistance can range from mortgage or rent payments during the time the family is away to the cost of day care for siblings left behind while the parents are with their sick child.  Since 1985, nearly 350 babies and young children have received the gift of life because of Dr. Bailey's pioneering vision in the field of pediatric heart transplantation. The survival rate at Loma Linda of nearly 80 percent continues to lead the world. More at: Girls Guide to Elvis

Elvis Presley reportedly spent the last five years of his life in misery trying to evade the paparazzi and hordes of fans who hounded him every where he went, revealed his ex-girlfriend, Linda Thompson.

Former beauty queen Linda Thompson who dated Elvis said her life with Elvis was like that of two vampires. "We literally were awake all night and slept all day. The world was turned around for him because he wasn't free to go out among society..." Thompson, who is now married to songwriter David Foster, admitted that there were some terrifying times for the couple, when the paparazzi attacked them. "They jumped on the car they were throwing themselves on the windshield. It really wasn't safe for him to go out... In the five years I was with him we went to dinner one time and we sat there with guards around us and people ogling and watching every bite we ate..." 

The latest entertainment project by Elvis' former girlfriend Linda Thompson  "The Princess of Malibu" will premiere on Fox Television Sunday, July 10th.  The synopsis of the reality show:14 time Grammy Winner David Foster struggles to kick out his two adult stepsons, Brandon Jenner (23) and Brody Jenner(21), from his 22-acre mega mansion in the heart of Malibu But the two boys, with the support of their mother Linda Thompson, are hell bent on staying in the palatial paradise. Linda Thompson, The Princes of Malibu' has filed for divorce from her husband and co-star, composer David Foster. Citing reasons that ''will remain personal and private,'' Thompson, 55, stated, "It is important to remember that real life is not to be confused with art or entertainment.''

WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION OF ELVIS? Well, I was in the lobby talking to some of the guys and a few of the people who were hanging around and the door burst open and there was this vision.  It was the middle of July in Memphis and it was very humid, just sweltering. He had on this black cape with a high collar and a red satin lining and I said "dressed a little like Dracula aren't we?" so you see, we both shared a sense of humor that was very much like the other. We just hit it off immediately because we grew up in Memphis. We had the same religious beliefs. The same love for our family, devotion to mother and father. We had the same sense of loyalty, we enjoyed the same cuisine because we were both Southerners.