Elvis Presley ‘s iconic Memphis, Tennessee home, Graceland, was facing foreclosure until his granddaughter, actress Riley Keough , managed to halt the sale. The Daisy Jones & the Six star, 34, recently filed a civil lawsuit against Naussany Investments & Private Lending to block them from auctioning the property. As a result of her swift action, Graceland’s foreclosure has been halted until further notice.
Riley has been the sole trustee of Graceland since her late mother, Lisa Marie Presley , died in January 2023. Earlier this month, Riley called Naussany Investments & Private Lending’s auctioning of the property “fraudulent” in a civil lawsuit that she filed. According to several outlets, the actress claimed her mother, “never borrowed money from Naussany Investments and never gave a deed of trust to Naussany Investments.
” Additionally, Riley requested that the court grant a restraining order against the creditor or “any party acting in concert” to block “any non-judicial sale of the property.” She further claimed that the business “is not a real entity” and was only “created for the purpose of defrauding” Riley’s Promenade Trust. Elsewhere in her lawsuit, Riley claimed that Lisa’s signature was forged on the alleged loan documents.
The notary who was listed as a witness also noted they never met Lisa Marie, per Yahoo! News “The note and deed of trust are fraudulent and unenforceable,” Riley claimed in the court documents, adding that �.
