Kelly Clarkson 'has put us in danger,' Brooklyn store owner claims as bird's price tag soars to $15M
Adam Rubin claims Kelly Clarkson's viral dispute over a mechanical singing bird has led to threats and doxxing against his Brooklyn curiosity shop.
TL;DR
- Brooklyn shop owner Adam Rubin claims Kelly Clarkson's dispute over a $15,000 mechanical bird has endangered his business and led to threats and doxxing.
- The shop has raised the price of the bird, Molly, to $15 million, stating it is a permanent fixture and not for sale.
- Clarkson alleged mistreatment, comparing it to 'Pretty Woman,' and stated she was told the bird was for sale, a claim the shop disputes.
- Rubin, who recently underwent cancer surgery, emphasized the curiosity-driven nature of his shop, which sells puzzles, games, and magic items.
- Art of Play maintains that Molly is a permanent fixture used in magic performances and that they offered Clarkson a similar, available bird.