Priscilla Presley Reportedly Fears Show Business Could Put Her Granddaughters at Risk

Priscilla Presley is said to be worried about her twin granddaughters as they consider following their family into entertainment. According to RadarOnline, sources close to the family say Harper and Finley Lockwood, both 18, are interested in creative careers and their grandmother fears the pressures of Hollywood could be difficult for them. The twins are the daughters of Lisa Marie Presley, who died in 2023 at 54, and musician Michael Lockwood. Their family history has made Priscilla especially mindful of the risks she believes young performers can face, the report says. Their grandfather, Elvis Presley, died at 42 in 1977 after long-term prescription drug use and a heart attack. A source cited by the outlet said Harper is considering singing and modeling, while Finley is interested in acting. “They both want to get into the business,” the source reportedly said, describing their ambitions as still taking shape. Their half-sister Riley Keough is also said to be keeping an eye on their early steps into the industry. Riley, Lisa Marie’s daughter with musician Danny Keough, began modeling as a teenager and later moved into acting. She inherited a share of Elvis Presley Enterprises after her mother’s death and became the sole owner of Graceland, according to the report. RadarOnline’s sources say some people connected with the Presley estate would like Riley to have a role in the twins’ future projects, potentially as an executive producer or financial backer. The suggestion, they say, is that her involvement could offer guidance and oversight while allowing Harper and Finley room to pursue their own plans. The report does not indicate that any specific project has been announced.