Priscilla Presley is clearing the air. Tuesday, it was announced that Elvis’ widow and their eldest granddaughter, Riley Keough, had finally “reached a settlement” over the late Lisa Marie Presley’s multi-million dollar estate — and that everyone involved was “happy.” Priscilla’s attorney, Ronson Shamoun, shared on her behalf: Related: Riley Opens Up About First Mother’s Day Without Lisa Marie Riley’s attorney, Justin Gold, also chimed in, to confirm that she, too, was satisfied with the agreement: Now, the matriarch herself is letting everybody exactly where she and the family — particularly Riley — stand, after months of reported feuds.

In a statement released to Entertainment Tonight Wednesday, Priscilla revealed: This is definitely contradictory to what we’ve been hearing since Lisa Marie passed back in January… Remember, the late Storm & Grace artist removed her mother, Priscilla, as a cotrustee on her trust back in 2016, replacing her with Riley and her late son Benjamin, who sadly died by suicide in 2020.

With that move, Graceland, Elvis’ famous home that he left to Lisa Marie when he died, would go to Riley and her two younger daughters, 14-year-old twins Harper and Finley, who she shared with ex-husband Michael Lockwood… EXCEPT, the report was that Priscilla was unhappy with that decision, and decided to try and get her late daughter’s legal move voided, which ultimately led to her and Riley’s rumored dispute.

However, their relationship seemed to be on the mend when the Naked Gun star’s son, Navarone Garibaldi, shared during an Instagram Live last month: Maybe it was because they were already nearing a settlement? Related: Priscilla Says ‘Everything’s Good’ Between Her & Riley Entertainment attorney Mitra

Priscilla Presley Denies Filing ‘Lawsuit’ Against ‘Beloved Granddaughter’ Riley Keough After Settling Lisa Marie Trust

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