Priscilla Presley tells fans to ‘calm down’ over Graceland planes

Elvis Presley Enterprises operates the Graceland tourist attraction, and OKC Partnership owns the planes.

Hound Dog II, one of two jets once owned by late singer Elvis Presley (inset) on display at Graceland in Memphis.- Agencies

Priscilla Presley IS asking fans of her late ex-husband Elvis Presley to “please calm down” after a report that two jets once owned by the singer could be removed from Graceland.

Fans have posted critical comments on Facebook since it was reported last week that Elvis Presley Enterprises informed the owners of the Lisa Marie and the Hound Dog II to prepare to remove the planes when their agreement ends next April.

Elvis Presley Enterprises operates the Graceland tourist attraction, and OKC Partnership owns the planes.

On July 2, Priscilla Presley posted a comment on her Facebook page saying: “I see your posts about the planes. Please calm down, we’re in the midst of negotiations. It’s as simple as that. Thank you.”

On Sunday, she posted another statement.

“I’m reading what you are saying, but listen, the people who own the plane put the release out to intentionally upset everyone. We’re on top of it. Thank you for your trust in us. We will soon be putting out a release about some new and exciting things happening at Graceland.”

It was not clear from the posting if the mention of negotiations means there’s a possibility the planes could remain at Graceland. Some of the Facebook comments were supportive of Priscilla Presley.