The co-owner of the Brooklyn store at the center of Kelly Clarkson’s alleged Pretty Woman drama is doubling down on recent comments he made about the singer. “When this thing first started, everybody wanted us to die. And as the truth has come to light, thinking people realize this is reprehensible abuse of power,” New York City’s Art of Play co-owner Adam Rubin told Page Six in a Wednesday, October 14, interview. “We have to reconsider the place we give celebrities in our society.” Rubin continued, “And this is not how you can behave as a citizen in the world, like, if you...
Brooklyn Store Owner Slams Kelly Clarkson for 'Abuse of Power' Amid Drama
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