Kelly Clarkson slams Brooklyn novelty shop for dissing her in 'Pretty Woman' moment
New York Daily News • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Kelly Clarkson criticized the Brooklyn novelty shop Art of Play on Twitter, alleging she was treated disrespectfully and compared the experience to the snub scene in the movie "Pretty Woman."
- Art of Play responded by sharing a positive, anonymous customer review praising the staff's kindness, though the review was later deleted.
- The store, opened in 2024 by twin founders Dan and Dave Buck, offers eclectic games, puzzles, home goods, and collectible playing cards, catering mostly to adults.
- Other customers, like 21-year-old Annie Qin, have reported positive experiences at Art of Play, describing friendly shopkeepers and a welcoming atmosphere.
- The store owner declined immediate comment on Clarkson's claims but indicated a statement would be released in the future; Clarkson did not provide further details about her visit or intended purchases.
