Riley Keough Reveals Inside Of Her Inherited 13-Acre Graceland Estate: 'This Is My First Time' Seeing What Elvis Saw,' Oprah Says In Awe
- Riley Keough recently inherited the 13-acre Graceland estate, which belonged to her grandfather, Elvis Presley.
- During a televised special with Oprah Winfrey, Keough shared intimate family stories while exploring the mansion and its significance to her mother, Lisa Marie Presley.
- Keough aims to preserve the estate's legacy and maintain it as a home for the Presley family, balancing public interest with personal memories.
On October 26, 2024, Riley Keough invited Oprah Winfrey to Graceland, the iconic mansion in Tennessee inherited from her grandfather, Elvis Presley. As part of 'An Oprah Special: The Presleys', this intimate show provided a rare glimpse into the estate, where Keough guided Winfrey through the rooms filled with poignant memories. The event coincided with the release of her mother, Lisa Marie Presley's posthumous memoir, which Keough helped finalize after her passing in 2023. During the tour, Keough highlighted the importance of different spaces in Graceland, including the living room, where Lisa Marie spent time with her father's coffin after his death. She recounted significant family moments, illustrating her mother’s enduring connection to Elvis even after his untimely demise. One notable aspect of the tour included the revealing of Elvis's untouched personal belongings, prompting an emotional reaction from Winfrey. This exploration not only showcased the historical treasures within the estate but also emphasized the emotional weight carried by the Presley family legacy. Keough aims to honor this legacy by maintaining Graceland's character as both a public attraction and a cherished family home. Though Graceland attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, she is committed to preserving the essence and memories linked to her family's history.