Newly released surveillance video shows Kelly Clarkson in Brooklyn store
Key Points:
- New surveillance footage from a Brooklyn novelty store shows singer Kelly Clarkson browsing and interacting with staff before her viral complaint about poor customer service at Art of Play.
- Clarkson posted on social media comparing her experience to a scene from "Pretty Woman," sparking a public feud with the store.
- Art of Play stated Clarkson inquired about "Molly," a unique store mascot automaton not for sale, while Clarkson shared a photo claiming an employee said it was available for $15,000.
- The store's co-owner, Adam Rubin, expressed concern that Clarkson's posts have endangered employees and caused a surge of harassment and negative reviews.
- Neither Clarkson nor Art of Play have responded to ABC News' requests for comment.