In the wake of the shocking allegations that Lisa Marie’s ex-husband Michael Lockwood is being investigated for alleged child abuse, the 71-year-old chose to speak out. The ex-wife of Elvis Presley took to Facebook on Sunday, February 19, to dismiss reports that 8-year-old sisters Finley and Harper had been taken into foster care while their father is accused of having “disturbing” videos and images of children on his computer. She then posted a picture of her granddaughters playing in a pool and explained: “There is lots of confusion, commotion and concern from all the talk circulating. “Let me put this to rest … the girls have not been in foster care and never will be. Getty Images 
 
 In the February 7 court documents, Elvis' only daughter said she was “shocked and horrified and sick to my stomach” when she discovered the alleged images on the device belonging to her fourth husband. Getty Images 
 
 His lawyer Jeff Sturman denied the claims in a statement to Us Weekly, calling the singer’s filing “very unfortunate and inappropriate.” 
 
 Us also confirmed with the Beverly Hills Police Department on February 17 that Lockwood is being investigated for alleged child abuse. “Thank you from the bottom of my heart for ‘all’ your positive support,” Priscilla wrote alongside a photo of the girls cuddling close to each other and smiling.
– Dismissing reports that Lisa Marie Presley's 8-year-old twin daughters are in the custody of the state of California, grandma Priscilla Presley says the girls are with her. The AP reported over the weekend that Finley and Harper Lockwood, Lisa Marie's children with estranged husband Michael Lockwood, were under the supervision of Child Protective Services as Elvis' daughter, 49, is going through bitter divorce proceedings with Lockwood, who she accuses of child abuse. Among other things, Lisa Marie says Lockwood, 55, had inappropriate child photos on his computer, People reports. But Priscilla posted a picture on Facebook Sunday, showing the two little girls swimming in a pool and noting all of the "confusion, commotion and concern" that's been swirling around about her daughter and grandchildren. "Let me put this to rest … the girls have not been in foster care and never will be," she writes. "The girls have been with me and will be until all this is sorted out." Meanwhile, Lockwood's attorney tells Us Weekly in a statement that Lisa Marie's claims about Lockwood are "very unfortunate and inappropriate." (Priscilla Presley recently spilled on why she left Elvis.)