New allegations raised in an ongoing legal dispute involving Priscilla Presley’s former business associate have drawn public attention, prompting firm denials from Presley’s legal team.
The claims appear in an amended complaint filed by Brigitte Kruse, a former associate currently involved in litigation with members of the Presley family. In the filing, Kruse cites statements she attributes to Michael Lockwood, the former husband of Lisa Marie Presley, alleging that reproductive materials linked to Riley Keough were used during fertility procedures involving actor John Travolta and his late wife, Kelly Preston.
Priscilla Presley’s attorney, Marty Singer, dismissed the allegations, stating they are false, inappropriate, and unrelated to the actual legal claims at issue in the case. Singer said the assertions were introduced only after repeated unsuccessful court motions and described them as an attempt to exert improper pressure during ongoing proceedings.
Singer further emphasized that the allegations have no bearing on the underlying financial dispute and said the matter would be addressed through the legal system.
Kruse’s legal representatives, Jordan Matthews of Holtz Matthews LLP, responded by saying their clients stand by the amended filing and deny accusations of wrongdoing. Matthews said the complaint was submitted in good faith and maintains that the claims will ultimately be evaluated by the court.
No independent evidence supporting the allegations has been presented publicly, and representatives for John Travolta have not issued a response. The matter remains unresolved and continues through the legal process.
