Elvis Heir Riley Keough Is Suing to Stop Graceland From Being Sold
Elvis Presley’s granddaughter has filed a lawsuit to stop a sale of Graceland, the singer’s historic home in Tennessee, alleging that a fake company is relying on “fraudulent” documents to make its claim on the property.
Actress Riley Keough became the heir to Elvis’ estate following the death of her mother, Lisa Marie Presley, in January 2023. About eight months later, a company named Naussany Investments & Private Lending LLC presented documents that it claimed showed Lisa Marie Presley had borrowed $3.8 million from the company—and that Graceland had been used as collateral for the loan.
According to Keough’s lawsuit, Kurt Naussany—now a defendant in the suit—claimed to represent the creditor and contacted Koeugh’s lawyers in “numerous emails seeking to collect the purported $3.8 million debt and threatening to conduct a non-judicial sale of Graceland.”