EXCLUSIVE: Lisa Marie Presley and John Travolta's 'Secret Baby' — How Elvis' Ex 'Masterminded' Biggest Bombshell in Hollywood History

Lisa Marie Presley "donated" her eggs to John Travolta and his wife, Kelly Preston, to "conceive son Jett," in a shocking claim that has rocked both Hollywood families, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

The jaw-dropping revelation comes just weeks after a new lawsuit alleged both Lisa Marie and her daughter, Riley Keough, gave up their eggs to help Travolta and Preston have children.

"Lisa Marie was very close to John, and she wanted to help him and Kelly, who couldn't bear children," an insider claimed. "Think about it: they named him Jett – Elvis Presley loved jets."

Jett, born on April 13, 1992, died in January 2009 at just 16 years old after suffering a seizure and hitting his head on a bathtub during a family vacation in the Bahamas. However, according to the lawsuit, years later, Elvis' ex once again wanted to help the couple.

But Lisa Marie's ex-husband, Michael Lockwood, who was married to her from 2006 to 2021, allegedly claimed the proposed deal fell apart as the Pulp Fiction actor "no longer wanted to use Lisa Marie's eggs" because Travolta and Preston "did not want 'eggs with heroin' on them."

Lisa Marie had previously opened up about her drug addiction, and after cleaning up her act, revealed, "I'm not perfect, my father wasn't perfect, no one's perfect. It's what you do with it after you learn... and then you try to help others with it."

Lockwood, however, shut down the claims in the lawsuit and went on, "That just sounds crazy. I have not heard anything about it."

According to the lawsuit, after rejecting Lisa Marie, Travolta and Preston, who died in 2020, reached out to her daughter, Riley, to have their now youngest son, Ben. The parties allegedly "orchestrated a deal where Riley gave her eggs to Travolta, so that Kelly could give birth to their son Ben Travolta," in November 2010.

The court documents claim the famous pair offered Keough an "old Jaguar" and a payout of up to $20,000 for her help. The lawsuit even features an alleged text message photo showing the Oscar-nominated actor, his daughter Ella, and Ben, with a caption addressed to Riley's grandmother, and Elvis' ex, Priscilla.

Priscilla, now 80, is accused of brokering the shock deal. "There's your beautiful great-grandson, his stunningly talented sister, and your buddy John," the caption reads alongside the snap.

A source claimed Ben was to be named after Lisa Marie's son and Riley's brother, Benjamin. The 27-year-old died from suicide in 2020.

Priscilla's attorneys, Marty Singer and Wayne Harman, hit back at the bombshell allegations and raged in a statement, "Brigitte Kruse and her co-conspirators have demonstrated that there is no bar too low, no ethical line that they are unwilling to cross in an effort to cause further pain to Priscilla Presley and her family."

Kruse and Kevin Fialko, Priscilla's former business partners, are behind the lawsuit, which they made in a cross-complaint action against Priscilla, in response to the elder abuse lawsuit she previously filed against them.

Priscilla also accused her ex-business partners of financial fraud, alleging they stole $1million from her. Priscilla's civil suit accused Kruse of being a "con artist and pathological liar" who allegedly "fraudulently induced" her into signing contracts that gave Kruse and her partners, including Fialko, 80 percent of her income.

In response, Kruise and Fialko accused Priscilla of "ignoring the warning signs" just before Lisa Marie died from cardiac arrest in 2023 at the age of 54. They claimed Priscilla's motive for "pulling the plug" on her daughter was to cash in on the $25million life insurance payout and get her hands on Lisa Marie's inheritance from her iconic father, including his Graceland estate in Memphis.

Priscilla has since denied the allegations, as her lawyer, Singer, called it "one of the most shameful, ridiculous, salacious, and meritless lawsuits I have seen in my practice..."