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Comedian Griffin Slams 'Petty' Brooklyn Toy Store
15 Oct
Summary
- Kathy Griffin supports Kelly Clarkson in a dispute with a Brooklyn toy store.
- The disagreement involved a rare mechanical singing bird priced at $15,000.
- Clarkson accused a store employee of rudeness, while the owner cited abuse of power.
Comedian Kathy Griffin has thrown her support behind singer Kelly Clarkson amid a heated exchange with a Brooklyn-based toy store. The controversy centers on a rare mechanical singing bird, reportedly valued at $15,000, and Clarkson's experience with a store employee. Clarkson claimed the employee was patronizing and suggested a less expensive item, leading her to accuse the store of losing a significant sale.
Griffin expressed her loyalty to Clarkson, citing a long-standing friendship and believing the singer would not fabricate such an incident. She described the store's response as "petty." Meanwhile, Art of Play co-owner Adam Rubin countered, labeling Clarkson's actions a "reprehensible abuse of power" and detailing the hundreds of threatening messages the store received following the dispute. This incident has sparked discussions about celebrity influence and public backlash.
