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Kelly Clarkson's visit to Brooklyn store over $15 million bird

Surveillance video shows Kelly Clarkson visiting Art of Play, a Brooklyn specialty store. The video is released amid an ongoing dispute between Clarkson and the store's owners over a mechanical bird. The store has listed the animatronic bird for sale at $15 million. The dispute has drawn attention and sparked public interest. Clarkson's presence at the store adds to the controversy surrounding the $15 million bird.

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