I think you're probably right and the problematic person ends up being Kelly but it's still unclear.

Edit: Okay I'm gonna look properly instead actually. Puts on hazmat suit.

Kelly Clarkson visited Art of Play, a curiosity/magic shop in Brooklyn Heights, on Oct 10, and asked about "Molly," a one-off art piece mechanical singing bird on the wall. Kelly claims the employee "elevator eyed" her and condescendingly said it was $15,000 and offered to find "something comparable."

https://www.eonline.com/news/1437066/kelly-clarkson-art-of-play-drama-security-footage-revealed

https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/kelly-clarkson-art-of-play-shop-9.7378787

The store then countered that Molly is their mascot, permanently wall-mounted and never for sale. The $15,000 tag they say actually referred to ordering a custom "twin" from the Seattle artist who built it, and they offered to show her a $2,000 bird she could take home instead.

https://www.fox5ny.com/news/kelly-clarkson-art-of-play-pretty-woman-feud

https://reason.com/2026/10/12/release-the-kelly-clarkson-tapes

Then Kelly posted a photo of Molly with the $15,000 tag, which social media immediately read as proof the store lied, blood in the water.

https://people.com/kelly-clarkson-seen-interacting-with-brooklyn-store-owner-and-employees-in-new-footage-12172583

The store reiterated their claim that the tag was for custom orders, not Molly itself. Co-owner Adam Rubin said Kelly's posts "put us in danger" amid a wave of harassment and fake negative reviews, and cheekily raised Molly's price to $15 million.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/celebrity/article/kelly-clarksons-beef-with-a-brooklyn-store-has-gone-viral-neither-side-is-backing-down-120356065.html

https://www.the-independent.com/arts-entertainment/music/news/kelly-clarkson-art-of-play-dispute-mechanical-bird-b3065646.html

There's everything caught up. Now you know against your will maybe, sorry.