Why wasn’t the singing bird Kelly Clarkson wanted for sale?
According to Art of Play, the Brooklyn novelty shop, the singing bird wasn't for sale because it was permanently attached to the wall [1]. Kelly Clarkson has disputed this explanation, claiming an employee quoted her a $15,000 price and offered to source a comparable item instead [1].
Sources
- After Kelly Clarkson Slams Brooklyn Novelty Store, Shop Says the ‘One-of-a-Kind’ Singing Bird She Wanted Wasn’t Actually For Sale — Variety
- Jonathan Ross wants to build 16-metre barn at his luxury Grade II-listed £2million farm – but insists it is for his lawnmowers, not parties with his celebrity friends — Daily Mail
- David Cameron enjoys early morning swim with sister after weekend marking his 60th birthday celebrations — Daily Mail
- David Cameron marks 60th birthday with sea swim in Cornwall — Daily Mail
- Cameron marks 60th with two parties and a Cornwall surf-off — Daily Mail
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