Elvis Presley’s daughter inherited $100 million. She later told a court only $14,000 was left. After she died, her mother and her daughter fought over the rest. The woman in the clip is Lisa Marie Presley, in 2003, telling David Letterman what it feels like to walk back into Graceland. Lisa Marie was 9 when her father died in 1977. In 1993, at 25, she took control of his estate. Her trust was worth $100 million. In 2018 she sued her former business manager. She said that through his mismanagement, $14,000 was all that was left. He sued back, saying she had spent it herself. In January 2023 Lisa Marie died at 54. Then her mother found out she was no longer in charge. A 2016 change to Lisa Marie’s trust had removed Priscilla as a trustee and put Graceland in the hands of Lisa Marie’s children. Priscilla challenged it in court. She said the document misspelled her name, was never notarized, and the signature did not look like her daughter’s. In June 2023 the family settled. Riley Keough, Elvis’s granddaughter, became the sole trustee. She agreed to pay her grandmother $1 million, plus up to $400,000 for her lawyers. Keep this part. Money can be left to your children. It cannot be left to them in one piece. The king of rock and roll built one of the most famous estates in the world, and his widow and his granddaughter needed lawyers to share it. In the clip, Lisa Marie calls going back to Graceland “a beautiful sadness.” Twenty years later, her mother and her daughter went to court over who would control it.