Kelly Clarkson and Brooklyn Shop Trade Accusations Over Singing Bird Priced at $15M
Photo: NBC NewsHow the sides differ Left sources focus on released security footage; alternative sources stress the $15 million price; right sources stress the owner's threat claims.
Singer Kelly Clarkson and the owner of Art of Play, a Brooklyn curiosity shop, are in a public dispute over a mechanical singing bird named Molly. Security footage of Clarkson's visit to the store has been released, and the bird's asking price has been reported as $15 million. The owner says the dispute has led to threats and doxxing against the shop and accuses Clarkson of social warfare. Clarkson has said an employee treated her as if she could not afford the bird, while the store says the bird was never for sale.
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- NBC NewsBrooklyn store in Kelly Clarkson feud says Molly the mechanical bird is now on sale for $15 million
Left outlets lead with newly released security footage of Clarkson's shop visit and the owner's responses to press questions.
- TMZKelly Clarkson’s Art of Play Visit Caught on Newly Released Security Footage
- StereogumBrooklyn Store Details Kelly Clarkson Incident, Raises Price Of Molly To $15M
Alternative outlets highlight the shop's changing price for the bird and the owner's accusation of social warfare against Clarkson.
Right outlets center the owner's claims of threats and doxxing and the store's account that the bird was not for sale.