Riley Keough Files Lawsuit to Stop Fraudulent Sale of Elvis Presley's Graceland Estate

Actress and Model Files Suit

Riley Keough, the granddaughter of the late Elvis Presley, has filed a lawsuit to stop the fraudulent sale of her grandfather's Graceland estate. The suit alleges that a former business manager, Barry Siegel, is attempting to sell the property without the authorization of the Presley family.

Legal Proceedings

The lawsuit was filed in Chancery Court in Memphis, Tennessee, where Graceland is located. Keough is seeking an injunction to block the sale and damages for the unauthorized use of the estate.

Allegations of Fraud

According to the complaint, Siegel, who was appointed as Graceland's executor in 2015, has been mismanaging the estate's finances and attempting to sell the property without the consent of the beneficiaries. Keough alleges that Siegel has used funds from the estate for his own personal benefit and has failed to properly maintain the property.

Ongoing Investigation

The lawsuit comes amid an ongoing investigation by the Tennessee Attorney General's office into Siegel's handling of the Graceland estate. Siegel has denied the allegations of fraud and mismanagement.