Custody battle: find out what awaits Lisa Marie Presley’s minor children after her death

The only daughter of the King of Rock and Roll, Lisa Marie Presley, died on January 12 at the age of 54. She is survived by three children: twins Harper and Finley, 14, with Michael Lockwood, and daughter Riley, 33, with Danny Keogh. Lisa Marie’s son Benjamin committed suicide in 2020 at the age of 27. And if Riley is a grown woman living her own life, she’s married and recently had a baby. But the twins’ future was dire. But according to sources in the Western press, a custody agreement over them has almost been reached.

While Finley and Harper refuse to return to the house where Lisa Marie Presley’s heart stopped. Their father makes sure the girls get the support they need. Lockwood and Presley haven’t had the warmest relationship since their 2016 divorce. Lisa Marie was then given 60 percent custody and the girls lived with her. But now, under California law, the father of the twins is more likely to get custody. Unless the court decides that he is not a suitable parent. However, Lockwood may have serious competitors. Danny Keough, according to some reports, lived in Presley’s house and considered himself the stepfather of the girls, so he may try to challenge the custody. There were also rumors that Priscilla Presley wanted to take care of her grandchildren. He must not stay out of the custody dispute and Riley, which is not indifferent to the fate of the sisters.

In addition to the custody issue, it is also unclear who will inherit Elvis Presley’s Graceland estate in Memphis, Tennessee, where Lisa Marie grew up. Meanwhile, Lisa Marie’s three daughters were named heirs to the villa, which is now a museum.

In 1993, Lisa Marie Presley inherited $100 million on her 25th birthday. According to the Daily Mail, they are almost completely depleted due to bad investments.