0:00 or some kid showing up to court in a little big suit. >> Yeah. Hell yeah. I love that with the briefcase. [laughter] >> And the judge is like, "Uh, now you're going to represent yourself, young man." [laughter] >> Objection. >> Welcome back to another episode of the Careful Boys. This is where you start ripping >> already. [laughter] >> No, you got to say a thing first. You just >> you have to say a question. >> Yeah, you have to say a question. Something >> All right. >> Is it abuse if you >> Yeah. Okay. [laughter] >> Now, riff. >> No. Okay. So, check this out. So, uh Elvis Presley may have an unagnowledged greatgrandchild amid allegations that John Travolta's youngest son was conceived using an egg donated by the
0:52 king's granddaughter, Riley Cuff. >> What? >> Wait. This these claims have emerged in a legal filing lodge in Los Angeles. Allegations centered on the parentage of the Gree star's youngest son, Ben, appear in a $50 million breach of contract lawsuit brought by Priscilla Presley's former business associates against her son Navoni Gabbaldi Garcia. A lot of names. The filing lodged on December 16th alleges that Lisa Marie Presley donated eggs so actor Travolta and his late wife Kelly Preston could get pregnant cuz they were having problems. >> Cuz he's gay. That's >> Wait, wouldn't that wouldn't >> What? Travolta couldn't get his dick up. >> Why would you need to donate an egg for that? >> What do you mean? >> Cuz you're gay. >> Gay sperm doesn't touch eggs. >> Gay sperm doesn't even come close. It >> swims away. [laughter] >> As if her eggs were the problem. >> It finds the nearest gay guy's mouth. >> Yeah. >> Further claims are that her daughter,
1:43 actress Riley Cuff, >> is the biological mother of the couple's son, Ben, who is now 15. The claims remain entirely unproven and are presented solely within the plaintiff's lawsuit. >> How weird that a lawsuit brings this out. Yeah. >> When else would it come out? >> The current affair. >> Yo, nice. Nice deep. >> It's It's like some Is it like some uh what do you call it? Like who's going to inherit the money kind of battle or like >> possibly. I mean, the kids the kids 15 >> birthed by like a donated egg or whatever. Are you still considered family? I think that's the question. >> Well, according to the complaint, family tensions uh intensified right after Lisa Marie's death in 2023. It states that the entire Presley family clamored for control of the estate and for payouts using plaintiffs Cruz and Fialo as both negotiators and mediators with Lisa Marie's ex-husband Michael Lockwood among those involved. Lockwood, who 61,
2:34 is alleged to have told Cruz that John Travolta's wife, Kelly Preston, had been unable to bear her own children and Travolta Presley previously used Lisa Marie's eggs to get pregnant. So yeah, it is it's a money grab. >> Wow. if someone just had your DNA, but like like if you're the I guess next token or or close or can you battle it out? Do you think that counts? Cuz like if you think about like someone >> I don't think you can speak in general rules though. I think it's like this is like rich people problems. >> Yeah. Like a royal, right? Cuz like you know how they're like there's no more heirs, what do we do? And then they have to go down the family line and be like, who was the next one? >> Yeah. I don't think there's precedent for like law that can uh logically play out for regular people. >> Like when you go to like a facility that looks like a private agreement between two parties. >> Yeah. >> Like my friend,
3:24 >> it's not like John Travolta is going to a facility. They're like, "We're going to get Elvis Presley's DNA in here." You know, like that's way crazier. It >> doesn't sound cuz I'm sure like if you get it through a program or one of those institutions, there's already a contract that says whether or not they can come for your assets in the future. You want it to be dope though. If you're getting an egg, you want it to be like some from someone dope. >> That's a pretty bespoke situation. But I I could kind of see this happening with like middle classers, right? If they're like a close friend >> or someone that's like, "Oh, I like you. >> You you produce good good children. You're a cool person. Can I have some eggs?" >> Like within an affluent circle. >> Do we know that? I mean, I feel like Travolta would know Lisa Marie Presley. That's totally possible. Like maybe they were homies. >> Yeah. I mean, that circle's probably got to be really small at that at that level, right? >> Cuz it sounds like she did charity. It sounds like here's some eggs cuz I heard
4:15 you guys couldn't have kids. It sounds like friendship. It doesn't sound like I'm donating this ████ >> Yeah. It sounds like a really uh personal agreement they had. >> Yeah. >> Well, that that would have needed Well, again, nobody knows where this lawsuit's going to go, but like at that level, you probably also got to put that ████ in writing in some way, shape, or form, too, right? Because >> Yeah. cuz it's now that Lee Marie's dead that everybody's like trying to claim some random stuff. >> I actually think if it's been donated, it doesn't count. But if it was like uh like let's say you you you knocked up a girl, she never told you, right? And then the kid comes back and goes, "Where's my inheritance?" I actually think that person has more entitlement to it than a donated egg. >> That that makes sense, but it's case by case, right? If that's you're not they
5:06 don't get to choose an either or. They're just like this is my situation. What can I do? Right. >> Well, there's no opposing group. I thought they were battling another kid. Not a kid, but like someone that's like for some reason I made that up. >> They're they're suing some kid. [laughter] >> Like a great grandkid. >> That's the height of Americanriv inheritance for them to get it >> and they're going to get it. [laughter] I like the idea of some kid getting the mail and getting a summon >> or some kid showing up to court in a little big suit. >> Yeah. Hell yeah. I love that. With the briefcase. [laughter] >> And the judge is like, "Uh, now you're going to represent yourself, young man." [laughter] >> So, >> objection. >> Ben Travolta's son was born in November 2010. Preston died in 2020 after a battle with cancer. The filing alleges that Riley Cuff, which is the
5:56 granddaughter of Elvis Presley, was paid modestly for the alleged arrangement. Lockwood is said to have claimed she was given an old Jaguar and paid between $10 and $20,000 for the deal, which again, I think if that did happen, >> Jaguar, that s███'s you. That the ████ I rather have a Toyota, dude. That ████ has no value. >> You are dead, man. Bro, that's like a $3,000 car. >> Pissed. [laughter] >> What the ████ Can you even find a mechanic that could fix one these days? That value is done. >> I know. >> Especially the gay the gay new gay one. >> That's what I'm saying. Yeah, the brand is over, bro. >> It's done. Complaint also states that the agreement required a sign off from the Church of Scientology, which heavily involved Priscilla's oversight. According to the plaintiffs, Lockwood wanted them to use the allegations to orchestrate a settlement for him and his daughters. But when Garcia allegedly
6:46 learned the information might be used, the filing claims he threw a tantrum demanding the plaint plaintiffs keep Riley's and Travolta's son out of the press since Priscilla promised him that he would be the only male musician in the family and would now be the king. >> See, the document further claims he demanded a multi-million dollar settlement. >> It's him versus her. >> That sounds like a ████ quote. Priscilla promised that he would be the only male musician in the family. Like, what kind of promise is that? >> Strange thing. No one else will do music but you. You're the only musician. >> You are the king. >> So there is a royalty play here. >> Weird. >> Yeah, that is weird. Again, rich people problems are very hard to understand, [laughter] >> which is why I get it. >> So many weird components to it. >> Inheritance is weird, right? Because it's like you're just waiting for your payday and everyone's clawing at what great great grandpa ████ made. It's
7:36 kind of like how they talk about um I hear this in in a lot of Filipino families have land back in the Philippines. >> Yeah, that's a very stereotypical thing. >> When they look at the land, it was like some corner plot for like $10,000 or some ████ Like I don't know. I just see all these uh memes about it. >> One of my boys actually has family that's uh connected to the what is it? San Miguel, the beer company in the Philippines. >> Oh wow. >> Yeah. And he's talking about how that family got rich people problems. Like what's rich people problems though? You know, it's like the kind of ████ where like so many people are like living in this giant estate that like you often times don't even see people because there's like 800 rooms like down the way, but then they're organizing like uh kidnappings in order to hold somebody for hostage in order, you know, like within your own family. >> Wow. >> Like like there's a whole different level to rich people problem. >> Oh, bro. >> Test me, bro.
8:26 >> The Saudi Arabian family recently had a whole cleanup to to gain power. The guy that's in power right now, I think his name like SBD or some ████ like that. >> His name is letters. >> Prince Muhammad bin Salman, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. Because it's hard to say the whole thing. >> Yeah. Muhammad bin Solomon. >> Yeah. It's MBS. Yeah. NBS. >> SBZ. No, I was thinking about the Filipino joke. SBC. [laughter] >> But anyways, so they did a whole cleanup of like jailing uncles, killing off. I'm just like, dude, that's >> that's some reforms, right? Yeah. To clean up clean up. >> Yeah. >> Kim Jong-un just recently did that. That fool killed his brother, cleaned up his ████ killed his uncle. Like he just ended different lines that could challenge him. >> He also disappeared for a while, right? And had his sister like kind of >> he pretended he was sick and dead for a
9:17 second. >> So then his sister could watch all the people that would come uh uh plot against him. >> So sick. >> And then when he came back, haha, ████ And then he killed all those people. Oh wow. >> And by the way, he Kim Jong-un watches. He watches JK. Shout out Kim Jong. >> We love you, Kim. >> We love you, bro. Thanks for watching. >> He's been watching for a long time. No, cuz we found out that there's >> one viewer. >> One viewer >> from North Korea. We love you, Jong-un. Kim is just the last name that >> No, but that's how you respectfully Kim. [laughter] >> You think Kim? >> Mr. Kim, right? >> Yeah, Mr. Kim works. Yeah. >> So, we love you, Kim. >> We do. We love him. We know he watches cuz there we found a viewer in North Korea. There's one. >> Yeah. One in Pyongyang. Oh [laughter] my god, dude. >> It's not a bit. >> How did that happen? >> Oh ████ >> There's not. >> Well, maybe he's like a VPN that, you know, I mean, does a thing
10:08 >> VPN's ping to Pyongyang? [laughter] >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So that's what I'm saying. >> Pyongyang's an option. That's pretty crazy. >> That's cool. >> I want people to know that my porno is coming from this spot. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> That's crazy. >> No. Okay. The funny thing about, you know, when Filipino families fight over inheritance, it's I feel like now that I'm like older and I've seen so much of it, I feel like it's it's not as much fighting over something that you want, but you're fighting so that someone you don't like doesn't get it. >> What? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> That's really what it's >> my kind of pettiness. I like that. >> It's more about that. It's like you don't even need it, but you just don't want that ████ to get it. >> Yep. >> Yeah. [laughter] It's like that's what I've seen. Wow. Oh yeah, >> my family went to war with each other over a $200,000 comic book collection >> that my that my gay uncle Bob had
10:59 >> and he basically tore the family apart for a long time until we liquidated the whole thing. But then like we have too many ████ inbred people on my side of the family who um they think that the comic book collection should be worth whatever the top amount. >> Oh, like the eBay ask >> like the e exactly like and then they're like they're everything's mint. Oh, what are you talking about? It's mint. It's of course it's mint. It looks great. And it's like they don't know anything. >> They're grading it themselves. >> Exactly. But they're they're so they're so mentally ████ that they actually think that >> and then they go to war with anybody who wants to You're trying to cheap out. You're trying to sell for cheap. And then we just didn't sell the comic books for like 25 years. >> Wow. More expensive though. >> No. ████ no. Cuz they're in bad shape. Like it was >> So where was it just held? Like nobody stole it and did >> we had it in a in a ranch in Tmacula for
11:49 ████ like guarded and ████ >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, whatever. It was in like in my uncle's closet for a long time and then we just slowly liquidated it eventually. >> Damn, dude. >> Yeah. And everybody got paid out, but like was it really worth like everyone getting like a check for 20k >> thing? Yeah. It's like is it worth is it worth like hating each other forever now? >> Right. >> I rather just not communicate. That's the easiest thing. That's worth more than money. You ████ waste [clears throat] 25 years of your life just fighting them. >> Exactly. >> I don't know. For 20K, I'll dump a couple family members. >> What? >> For 25 years, though? Split that up. For 25 years, divided by 20K. ████ man. I'd rather go to battle with a kid. [laughter] >> I want to go to war with a little kid. >> Suing some kid. >> ████ yeah. So sick.
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