LifestyleNews.com.auRuby Rose ‘feels for’ bird at the centre of Kelly Clarkson drama
Ruby Rose says she knows how Kelly Clarkson's coveted toy bird feels, after overhearing Clarkson call her adorable during a 2009 MTV Australia interview.
Australian actress Ruby Rose has weighed in on Kelly Clarkson’s feud with a New York store, recalling her own first encounter with the singer.
Ruby Rose shared a Threads post connecting herself to Molly the animatronic bird at the centre of Kelly Clarkson's feud with a New York toy store.
Rose recalled overhearing Clarkson say she wanted to put Rose in her pocket after a 2009 MTV Australia interview, mirroring how Clarkson felt about the toy bird.
Clarkson's original feud with Brooklyn store Art of Play began when she claimed staff treated her as if she could not afford the bird.
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