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Kelly Clarkson says Brooklyn magic shop treated her ‘like a prostitute’ — owner fires back with a different story
A magic shop is defending itself after singer Kelly Clarkson complained about its service in an angry social media post. It all started when Kelly took to…
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Source context: In viral post, Clarkson says Brooklyn shop gave her the “Pretty Woman” treatment. The store tells a different story
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In viral post, Clarkson says Brooklyn shop gave her the “Pretty Woman” treatment. The store tells a different story
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A magic shop is defending itself after singer Kelly Clarkson complained about its service in an angry social media post. It all started when Kelly took to…
Kelly Clarkson has been feuding with a Brooklyn game shop after accusing one of its employees of giving her the “Pretty Woman” treatment. The drama started over the weekend when the original “American Idol” winner posted about the incident on social media in a tweet that has since racked up almost 43 million views. “Just ...
The pop star's feud with Art of Play—a Brooklyn toy store—shows how quickly personal beefs can become a national emergency. In this case, there's only one way out.
American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson went off on social media after claiming she was snubbed by a Brooklyn vintage shop.But after the singer openly complained that an employee treated her as if she couldn’t afford what she wanted, the store offered a very different explanation: The item she wanted wasn’t for sale.“Just drove all the way to Brooklyn to check…
