Robot Bird At Center Of Kelly Clarkson Feud Now Listed For $15 Million

A mechanical singing bird at the center of a viral feud between Kelly Clarkson and a Brooklyn shop is now listed for $15 million. Art Of Play co-owner Adam Rubin placed the automated bird, named Molly, on sale following widespread attention after Clarkson’s public complaint. The singer visited the store October 10th, inquiring about the $15,000-tagged bird, then accused staff of treating her dismissively. Rubin said the bird was never for sale and later told USA Today, “Kelly Clarkson has put us in danger,” citing threatening messages from Clarkson fans. If sold, Rubin says each employee would receive $15,000, with $1 million going to the artist.