Riley Keough’s heartfelt letter on Priscilla Presley surfaces in the midst of legal battle

Priscilla Presley and her granddaughter, Riley Keough’s tense relationship, have emerged some new details, in the context of Presley’s ongoing legal struggle with her former business partners.

Court of lawsuits brought by Brigitte Kruse and Kevin Fialko include a previous invisible letter from Keough, in which the 36 -year -old actress expressed her anxiety to be transferred to court from her grandmother after the death of Lisa Marie Presley, January 20.

As for this, Keough wrote: “Unfortunately, Nona, as you take me to court, I have to defend my mother’s wishes legally and publicly, which would not be my choice.

In addition, in the letter, Keough accused Presley of giving priority to controlling Lisa Marie’s property shortly after her death, saying she had received calls for the will of less than 24 hours after her mother was released.

According to Daily post officeShe also claimed that she had long tried to protect her grandmother from the lawsuits Lisa Marie wanted to testify, even to mediate conflict with her mother.

In addition, the liberation of the letter coincides with new allegations by Kruse and Fialko, who accuse Presley of fraud and breach of the contract of $ 50 million.

According to the exit, the couple has progressed so much to claim that Presley’s actions against Elvis Presley in 1977 have contributed to his death, her lawyer claims. Weed The singer rejected as “irrational” conspiracy theories.

In addition, Presley has offset Kruse and Fialko, accusing them of abuse and fraud.

Both sides continue to exchange sharp accusations, with Presley’s legal team insisting that she has exploited, while her former associates claim to be trying to rewrite the story.

Despite the letter underlines painful divisions within the Presley family, both Riley and Priscilla issued a joint statement that rejects Kruse’s latest claims, calling them “untrue” and “deeply harmful”.

In this respect, they said: “Our common priority remains to honor Lisa Marie’s memory and to protect Elvis’s legacy with dignity.