Sandler Debunks $300K Chanel Shopping Spree Rumor

Comedian Adam Sandler recently clarified a specific and unusual internet rumor that gained traction online, involving one of his daughters and a luxury boutique. The widely circulated story suggested that Sandler's 19-year-old daughter, Sadie, was dismissed by Chanel staff for her casual attire while shopping for a handbag. According to the viral narrative, this incident prompted Sandler to storm into the store and spend $300,000.

Speaking at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, Sandler expressed his bewilderment regarding the rumor, stating that it had spread so far that even acquaintances were asking him about it. He mentioned a friend texting him for details about the supposed lavish shopping spree.

Sadie and her younger sister, Sunny, have frequently appeared in projects associated with their father's production company, Happy Madison. More recently, they both starred alongside Sandler in the Netflix film "You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah." Sadie is currently pursuing studies at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, while both sisters have showcased musical talents.

In contrast to the fabricated Chanel story, Sandler did confirm the truthfulness of a different, more recent headline about a late-night visit to an In-N-Out Burger. This clarification serves as a reminder of how rapidly fabricated celebrity narratives can proliferate online, often appearing more cinematic than reality.

Sandler has openly expressed pride in his daughters' successes, particularly in sharing the screen with them and offering support when asked. This grounded, supportive parental dynamic contrasts sharply with the extravagant revenge fantasy portrayed in the viral rumor.