Priscilla Presley has just posed with teenage granddaughters Harper and Finley Lockwood in their first publicly shared photo shoot.
The 80-year-old matriarch — who shared the girls’ late mother Lisa Marie Presley with Elvis — graced the new cover of EQluxe magazine with the 17-year-old fraternal twins.
Lisa Marie died in January 23, leaving behind the girls — whom she shared with ex-husband Michael Lockwood — as well as 36-year-old daughter Riley Keough, whom she shared with ex-husband Danny Keough.
Lisa and Danny’s son, Benjamin Keough, died by suicide at age 27 in July 2020.
Priscilla shared the cover photo, featuring the trio in Western-style clothing while on a beach with a white horse, to Instagram on Sunday with a red heart emoji.
It comes after new details emerged after she settled her legal fight with her oldest grandchild Riley over daughter Lisa Marie’s estate.
Priscilla Presley graced the new cover of EQluxe magazine with 17-year-old fraternal twin granddaughters Harper and Finley Lockwood
Lisa Marie died nearly three years ago from a small bowel obstruction caused by bariatric surgery.
Following her shock death, her mother Priscilla called Riley into question over the validity of her will.
They reached a settlement in May, four months after the mother-of-four died, and publicly claimed to be ‘on good terms.’
But an ongoing $50 million lawsuit filed by Priscilla’s former business partners, Brigitte Kruse and Kevin Fialko, recently revealed a heartbreaking letter Riley had penned to her grandmother.
In Brigitte and Kevin’s amended complaint, which was obtained by Daily Mail, they included the full letter from the Zola actress.
‘Unfortunately Nona as you are taking me to court I am being forced to defend my mother’s wishes legally and publicly which would not have been my choice,’ Riley wrote.
‘It is really hurtful that after years of me trying to resolve your and my mother’s broken relationship and restore our family, you are taking me, of all people, to court,’ she added.
The star claimed that she had ‘advocated for’ and ‘protected’ her grandmother from lawsuits her late mother had wanted to file against her, insisting that she had ‘always tried to keep everyone operating out of love.’
A letter Keough, 36, wrote to her grandmother, in which she described how ‘hurtful’ it was that Presley took her to court over her late mother Lisa Marie Presley’s estate, has been released as part of a lawsuit Brigitte Kruse and Kevin Fialko have filed against Presley; Keough and Presley seen in January 2024 in LA
L-R Finley Lockwood, Lisa Marie Presley, Priscilla Presley, Riley Keough and Harper Lockwood in June 2022
Priscilla and ex-husband Elvis pictured on their wedding day, May 1, 1967
On October 15 Harper shared stunning photos to Instagram to mark her birthday. She captioned, ’17,’ and added a fairy emoji
Riley went on to allege in the surfaced letter, ‘Even a few weeks before my mother passed she wanted to sue you again and you called me for help.’
She said she lobbied her mother so fiercely that it led to a ‘fight’ between them.
‘But as you know she chose to listen to me and not sue you,’ it was added. ‘I believed then and now, lawsuits among family members have no place, but here we are.’
She went on to say that Priscilla focused on Lisa Marie’s will too soon, rather than giving everyone in the family time to mourn her death.
‘I must also share with you that I found being called about the will, less than 24 hours after my mother passed and getting emails from lawyers before my mother was even buried, incredibly heartbreaking,’ Riley wrote.
‘It was very upsetting that I was forced to find a lawyer to represent me and my sisters and my mother’s wishes within days of her passing,’ she continued, before giving her grandmother the benefit of the doubt and considering that Priscilla’s attorneys may have advised her to take legal action.
‘But you must know that this chosen path can only further estrange our family which is really sad,’ Riley wrote. ‘My hope is that you are being poorly advised and this is not actually coming from you.’
