00:00The store at the center of the Kelly Clarkson feud now says its mechanical bird, Molly, is for sale for
00:06$15 million.
00:08Co-owner Adam Rubin told reporters outside the shop that he'd part with it at that price,
00:13and that the profits would go toward a display about automata.
00:16This comes after security footage of Clarkson's Saturday visit came out on Tuesday.
00:21It has no audio, but it shows her browsing, looking at Molly, and talking with an employee.
00:26Her whole visit lasted less than five minutes.
00:30Earlier, the store said Molly wasn't for sale, but that it could offer a nearly identical bird for $15,000
00:36or a different one for $2,000.
00:40Clarkson disputed that account, and she reposted a photo showing a $15,000 price tag next to the bird.
00:47Rubin also says the shop has been review-bombed, and that staff have received threatening messages.
00:53NBC reports that Clarkson hasn't responded to its requests for comment.
00:58So, there's video now, but we still can't hear what was said between her and that employee.
01:03With two very different accounts and no audio, do you think this ever gets fully settled?
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