Bombshell Lawsuit Filed Against Priscilla Presley ‘Hurting’ Elvis’ Ex ‘Emotionally and Financially’

The accusations are ugly. In their $50 million lawsuit against Priscilla Presley, her former business partners Brigitte Kruse and Kevin Fialko claim the actress “used them to financially exploit her name, image and likeness,” smeared them publicly, and cut them off after they produced a deal that secured Priscilla roughly $2.4 million, per New York Post.

Then, the most horrific charge of all: Kruse and Fialko declare that Priscilla pulled the plug on her daughter, Lisa Marie, to regain control of Elvis’ fortune.

The suit (which has since been amended) also alleges the onetime lady of Graceland drove the King of Rock ’n’ Roll to an early grave at 42 in 1977 by repeatedly pressing him for money and slapping a $494,024 lien on his treasured Memphis mansion.

Priscilla denies all allegations according to Fox News Digital — her pit bull Hollywood lawyer, Marty Singer, calls the claims in the lawsuit “shameful, ridiculous and salacious” — but sources say the legal nightmare is taking a serious toll on her. And things could get even worse. “There are a lot of Presley family secrets that the public doesn’t know about,” says the insider, “and little by little, they’re slithering out.”

Her world has been shattered, says the source: “It’s like, hey guys, when are you going to stop chewing? I don’t think Priscilla has any limbs left.”

She may not survive the psychological turmoil and the burden of all the legal fees, including those for another case filed in Los Angeles Superior Court against her son, Navarone Garibaldi Garcia, the source says. In that suit, the recovering addict, 38, is accused by Kruse and Fialko of stiffing them for their work in securing him a cut of Lisa Marie’s estate.

Priscilla is also locked in a separate legal fight with Kruse, who filed a 2023 breach of contract suit in Florida against her. The Naked Gun star later shot off a financial elder abuse claim against Kruse and Fialko in California, accusing them of tricking her into signing over as much as 80 percent of her earnings.

“These lawsuits are hurting her, emotionally and financially,” says the insider. “She’s 80 years old. I don’t know if she can survive all of this. The last I saw her, she seemed shaky and very frail.”