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- Country singer and actress Reba McEntire says she had only recently heard about former daughter-in-law Kelly Clarkson’s public dispute with a Brooklyn store over a mechanical singing bird priced at $15,000.
- The dispute began earlier in October when Clarkson said on social media that staff at Art of Play had treated her as though she could not afford the bird, comparing the experience to a scene involving Julia Roberts’ character in the film Pretty Woman.
- The Brooklyn store disputed Clarkson’s account, saying the bird on display was not for sale and describing the incident as a misunderstanding.
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