Priscilla Presley Shares Rare Glimpse of Lisa Marie’s Twin Daughters on Their 17th Birthday – Globe Magazine

Lisa Marie Presley’s twin daughters are growing up!

On Tuesday, October 7, Priscilla Presley took to Instagram to share a sweet post in honor of her granddaughters Harper and Finley‘s 17th birthday.

The businesswoman, 80, shared one image of each girl, who both dressed in black but donned different hair colors. Harper sported brown hair with blonde money pieces, while Finley rocked long blonde locks.

“Happy Birthday girls!! I can’t say your age! I’m keeping you at 15. 🫣Nona ♥️♥️,” Priscilla captioned her post.

Fans took to the comment section to gush over the girls.

“Happy birthday. Their mum would be so proud,” one fan commented.

“I think Harper looks just like you Priscilla and I see Elvis’ mother Gladys in Finley,” a second penned. “Happy birthday girls 🎉🎉.”

“Happy birthday to your beautiful granddaughters, they are both so stunning!” a third wrote.

Lisa Marie — who tragically passed away in January 2023 — shares Harper and Finley with her fourth ex-husband, Michael Lockwood. She was also mom to daughter, Riley Keough, 36, and son, Benjamin Keough, who died in 2020 at the age of 27, with her first ex-husband, Danny Keough.

As Globe previously reported, the Presley family has been dealing with drama lately, as Priscilla’s former business associates, Brigitte Kruse and Kevin Fialko, have waged a $50 million lawsuit against her.

As part of the lawsuit, the associates submitted a typed letter they allege Riley sent to her grandmother amid the pair’s 2023 lawsuit — which they settled — over Lisa Marie’s estate.

“Unfortunately Nona as you are taking me to court I am being forced to defend my mother’s wishes legally and publicly which would not have been my choice,” the letter stated that Kruse and Fialko claim was written by Keough. “It is really hurtful that after years of me trying to resolve your and my mother’s broken relationship and restore our family, you are taking me, of all the people to court.”

Priscilla’s attorney, Marty Singer, has denied the allegations made in the lawsuit, calling them “shameful, ridiculous, salacious and meritless,” per The New York Times.

In a statement to Globe, Singer said “Ms. Kruse’s allegations are absurd and despicable, but unfortunately, are not surprising. Ms. Presley looks forward to holding Ms. Kruse and her co-conspirators liable for their wrongful acts.”