New Lawsuit Alleges Riley Keough Donated Eggs To John Travolta And Kelly Preston For Their Son Ben
A newly amended lawsuit has raised a shocking and deeply personal claim involving Riley Keough, granddaughter of Elvis Presley. According to the filing, Riley allegedly donated her eggs to John Travolta and his late wife, Kelly Preston a claim suggesting this donation may have resulted in the birth of their son, Benjamin Travolta, now 15.
The allegation appears within a broader civil dispute not directly related to the Travolta family. The lawsuit states that the alleged egg donation occurred around 2010, shortly after the heartbreaking loss of John and Kelly’s eldest son, Jett. The document claims the couple first considered eggs from Lisa Marie Presley but ultimately turned to her daughter, Riley.
The filing goes even further, alleging that Keough received financial compensation and a luxury vehicle as part of the arrangement. These details, while dramatic, remain unverified accusations within legal paperwork and have not been confirmed by any independent evidence.
A CONTROVERSIAL CLAIM WITHOUT VERIFIED PROOF
Riley Keough has not issued any public comment, and she is not a defendant in the lawsuit. Her family has previously dismissed similar allegations as unfounded and inappropriate.
Legal experts note that filings sometimes include emotional or provocative claims to increase pressure a tactic that may be influencing the attention this allegation has received. So far, the lawsuit presents no medical records, genetic evidence, or third-party confirmation to support the claim.
THE TRAVOLTA FAMILY’S PRIVATE LIFE UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT AGAIN
John Travolta and Kelly Preston shared a long and devoted marriage, raising three children together: Jett, Ella Bleu, and Benjamin. After Kelly’s passing in 2020, Travolta shifted his focus entirely to his family, maintaining a private and protective environment for his children.
If true, the alleged egg donation would create an unexpected bridge between two legendary Hollywood families. However, at this stage, the claim remains only an allegation, with no verified evidence linking Keough to Benjamin’s conception.
ONGOING LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS
The court has not ruled on whether the allegation is relevant to the case, and it is unclear if it will impact future proceedings. For now, it stands as one of the most surprising and controversial elements to emerge from the ongoing legal tensions surrounding the Presley estate.
As the case unfolds, additional details may surface but until then, this remains exactly what it is: an unproven claim in a civil lawsuit.
