Elvis Presley's home welcomes receives 20 millionth paid visitor

It's official, Graceland, the home of late rock 'n' roll singer, Elvis Presley has received 20 million paid visitors since its doors were opened to the public in 1982.

The lucky 20 millionth visitor was 31-year-old Tiffany Greenoak who visited Graceland on Monday morning.

Greenoak, who's originally from Montreal, Canada, and now lives in London, was on her honeymoon with her husband, Robert Greenoak and was greeted by Elvis Presley Enterprises says CEO Jack Soden.

According to AP, the couple received a private tour of Presley's former home and also spoke by phone with Priscilla Presley, the late singer's former wife.

Presley lived at Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee for 20 years before he died on August 16, 1977, and tours of the estate began on June 7, 1982.