Priscilla Presley has dismissed the legal dispute with her granddaughter Riley Keough as "BS" amidst rumors of a disagreement over the Graceland estate.

Priscilla Presley is denying the alleged conflict between herself and her granddaughter Riley Keough.
Priscilla, who is 77 years old, made a rare public appearance and stated that despite rumors surrounding the Graceland estate, her relationship with Riley is friendly.
Priscilla was asked if there was a possibility of her and Riley agreeing on certain matters, to which she replied that it was not true. This was captured in a video where the person filming asked if the reports were false, and Priscilla denied them by shaking her head. The video was a tribute to Lisa Marie Presley, who was Elvis and Priscilla's only child and is survived by her mother and three daughters.
The person behind the camera inquired if everything was alright and if the individuals were in a positive relationship. The response given was affirmative, stating that they were indeed on good terms.
"Yep," replied Priscilla, who was wearing a black jacket over an animal-printed blouse.
In the video, she had a mask on as she strolled through the airport corridors.
According to a Graceland executive, Lisa Marie Presley desired for her daughter Riley to inherit the family legacy instead of her mother Priscilla. This statement was made in the aftermath of Lisa Marie's tragic passing and speculation about potential legal disputes regarding the Graceland estate.
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Lisa Marie passed away when she was 54 years old.
According to Fox News Digital, authorities confirmed that she was brought to a hospital in Los Angeles by sheriff's deputies who had responded to a call reporting that she was not breathing.
After Lisa Marie passed away, Priscilla submitted papers to contest the person in charge of managing her daughter's assets.
She disagreed with the legitimacy of a modification made to Lisa Marie's living trust in 2016.
Lisa Marie made changes to the amendment by removing Priscilla and a former business manager as trustees and appointing her two oldest children, Riley Keough and Benjamin Keough, to take over the trust after her demise.
A living trust is a type of estate planning that enables an individual to manage their assets during their lifetime, but have them allocated after their death.
If Lisa Marie did not file a separate will, it seems that this document will act as her will.
Priscilla Presley has shared her thoughts on what would have been Lisa Marie's 55th birthday. On February 1, Joel Weinshanker, a managing partner at Elvis Presley Enterprises, disclosed the final desires of the deceased musician.
Joel stated that prior to her passing, Lisa Marie was clear and direct about her wishes for who should inherit her legacy, which were always her children Riley and Ben.
She was always certain that they would be the caretakers and share her perspective.
During an interview on SiriusXM's "Elvis Radio," it was mentioned that Ben's passing deeply affected Riley, despite her being a successful movie star and director who had always known she would eventually take charge. Following Lisa Marie's passing, it was confirmed by a Graceland representative that her daughters, Riley, Harper, and Finley, would inherit the property held in a trust.
According to the representative, Lisa Marie's daughters will receive all of her possessions.
To register for the entertainment newsletter, click on the provided link. Priscilla Presley expressed her desire to maintain family unity while still grieving for her daughter Lisa Marie on her birthday in February.
To obtain the FOX NEWS APP, click on the provided link. Lisa's 55th birthday would have been celebrated today.
She expressed to Fox News Digital that her desire is to safeguard her three grandchildren and maintain the unity of their family.