Elvis's Granddaughter Wants to Exorcise Spirits from Graceland

Elvis Presley«s heir, Riley Keough, is desperately considering an exorcism at the famous Graceland estate, where sources claim her grandfather»s spirit still lingers.

However, according to insiders, Elvis«s widow and Riley»s grandmother, 80-year-old Priscilla Presley, is categorically against the idea.

Insiders report unexplained phenomena at the Memphis mansion: sudden cold snaps, footsteps in empty rooms, and a persistent smell of cologne. All of this frightens Keough.

The second floor of the house, which contains Elvis«s bedroom and bathroom, has been closed to the public since his death in 1977. Everything there is preserved exactly as it was on the singer»s last day.

According to a source, Riley«s three-year-old daughter, Tupelo, cries when taken upstairs, and her teenage sisters refuse to sleep in the house. Keough herself was afraid of the sound of footsteps on the second floor as a child.

Priscilla Presley, who lost her status as trustee of Graceland after a legal dispute with Riley, is using all her remaining connections to prevent the exorcism. She claims she has felt Elvis«s presence in the house and considers banishing his spirit a heartless act.