Security footage from Kelly Clarksons viral shopping trip has been released
Security camera footage of Kelly Clarkson's visit to Art of Play has been released amidst their dispute over a mechanical bird.
On Saturday, singer Kelly Clarkson publicly expressed her dissatisfaction with her shopping experience at Brooklyn store Art of Play, alleging she was treated like a Hollywood actor in Pretty Woman. The viral tweet sparked debate, as both Clarkson and the store released statements disputing the incident. Now, security footage capturing the altercation has been released, providing additional material for scrutiny.
This tweet, currently unavailable, is believed to have been shared by host Pablo Torres in a YouTube livestream on Tuesday, depicting Clarkson's visit to Art of Play just prior to 3 p.m. on Saturday, October 10. In the footage, Clarkson can be seen entering the store around 2:49 p.m. and browsing items, eventually focusing on a mechanical bird named Molly.
While the footage lacks audio, it appears Clarkson and the store worker discussed Molly, with Clarkson pointing and the worker performing an American lean. The worker then exited the area, leaving Clarkson to return items and exit the store. While the incident lasted about five minutes, Clarkson's frustration was evident, though the exact words she used remain unclear.
The footage, of uncertain origin, has sparked debate over Clarkson's claims of mistreatment, though many opinions remain unchanged due to the limited clarity of the video.
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