Riley Keough is not allowing her conflict with Priscilla Presley to interfere with her responsibilities as the twin sisters’ sister.
Riley Keough’s position in the clan has been put to the test since Lisa Marie Presley’s passing because her grandmother contested the late musician’s will. The “Daisy Jones & the Six” heroine is apparently doing her best to fulfill her duty as the family’s older sister, despite the fact that it has not yet been decided who will be in charge of managing Elvis Presley and Lisa Marie’s finances.
Riley Keough Is Fighting For Her Sisters
For this week’s cover story of the magazine, a source told People that the 34-year-old has been loyal and protective of the twin sisters. The children of Michael Lockwood and Lisa Marie, Finley, and Harper Lockwood are both 14 years old. On January 22, the siblings went to Graceland for Lisa Marie’s open memorial service. Keough slips away from her grandma Priscilla, who petitioned the court over Lisa Marie’s living trust, despite their closeness.
After Lisa Marie passed away, Priscilla petitioned the court to contest the veracity and legality of the late musician’s 2016 revision to her living trust. Elvis Presley’s daughter disqualified Barry Siegel and her mother from serving as co-trustees before she passed away. Their power over her trust, which owns the Graceland property and a 15% interest in Elvis Presley Enterprises, was removed as a result of the removal (EPE).
Since then, Riley Keough and Benjamin Keough, who committed suicide in 2020, have been listed as the trustees in the document. Priscilla said that she was unaware of the revision before the passing of her daughter. She asserted that it ought to be revoked and gave a number of justifications, among them Lisa Marie’s refusal to alert her of the modifications. She claimed that her daughter’s name was misspelled and that her signature was fake.
