Kelly Clarkson criticises Brooklyn store over employee interaction on social media
Singer and television personality Kelly Clarkson publicly criticised a Brooklyn store after claiming an employee treated her like she could not afford the items.
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Singer and talk show host Kelly Clarkson posted on social media to criticise a Brooklyn store after claiming an employee mistreated her. Fox News and the Daily Mail reported that Clarkson shared details on Saturday about her visit to Art of Play, a store located near Brooklyn Bridge Park. Clarkson stated that she drove to the business intending to buy items, but an employee looked at her as if she could not afford them. [1][2]
Fox News reported that Clarkson claimed the employee offered to find something comparable for her instead. According to Fox News, the Daily Mail, and Page Six, Clarkson compared the interaction to a scene in the film Pretty Woman. Fox News wrote that Art of Play is known for selling toys, games, books, puzzles, and unique items. [1][2][7]
Clarkson rose to fame after winning the first season of American Idol and hosts the daytime television programme The Kelly Clarkson Show. The 1990 romantic comedy film Pretty Woman stars Julia Roberts and Richard Gere and features scenes of upscale shopping. [8][9][11][12]
In short
- Kelly Clarkson criticised the Brooklyn store Art of Play on social media.
- Clarkson claimed an employee treated her as if she could not afford the merchandise.
- Clarkson compared her experience at the store to the movie Pretty Woman.
Sources
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- [1]Kelly Clarkson slams Brooklyn store over ‘Pretty Woman’ treatmentFox News, 1h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Kelly Clarkson furiously tears into Brooklyn shop she claims treated her 'like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman'Daily Mail, 10h ago
- [3]Kelly Clarkson left stunned after 'Pretty Woman' experience at New York storeHELLO! Magazine, 12h ago
- [4]Kelly Clarkson blasts New York store over 'Pretty Woman moment'Female First, 7h ago
- [5]Kelly Clarkson Says Brooklyn Shop Gave Her the 'Pretty Woman' Treatment: 'You Just Lost a Huge Sale'Complex, 11h ago
- [6]Kelly Clarkson Calls Out Brooklyn Shop for Assuming She Didn't Have Money, Says She Was Treated Like Julia Roberts in 'Pretty Woman'Just Jared, 16h ago
- [7]Kelly Clarkson blasts Brooklyn store for treating her like Julia Roberts in ‘Pretty Woman’: ‘You’re an idiot’Page Six, 19h ago
Background
- [8]Kelly Clarkson on Wikipedia
- [9]Pretty Woman on Wikipedia
- [10]Sexual abuse cases in Brooklyn's Haredi community on Wikipedia
- [11]Kelly Clarkson on Grokipedia
- [12]Pretty Woman on Grokipedia
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