ELVIS HEIR SAVES GRACELAND!

Expert insists Lisa Marie's signature on loan documents is a forgery

LVIS PRESLEY’S feisty granddaughter Riley Keough saved his palace Graceland from falling into the money-grubbing hands of a dodgy investment company, sources say. Naussany Investments & Private Lending LLC boldly claimed rights to the iconic property saying Elvis’ tragic only child, Lisa Marie, used Graceland as collateral for a $3.8 million loan she failed to repay before her shocking death in January 2023.

The shadowy company tried to set up a foreclosure sale of the Memphis mansion — which is worth an estimated $500 million — on May 23 to recoup what it said was losses on the loan.

But 35-year-old actress Riley, executor of the Presley estate, apparently saw the attempted landgrab as a bunch of suspicious lies and sicced her lawyers on the lenders.

“Riley had no intention of letting the estate, where Elvis and other relatives are buried, be sold off to some faceless corporation,” dishes a source.

The Daisy Jones & the Six star’s legal team filed a lawsuit claiming the loan documents supposedly signed by Lisa Marie were forged — and the company itself was a fake!