Yes, a Kelly Clarkson and Molly the Bird Halloween Costume Is Surprisingly Easy to Recreate With These Amazon Pieces
People online, or atleast extremely online Twitter users, are flocking to Amazon to recreate Kelly Clarkson’s bizarre Brooklyn art store saga for Halloween…
According to Variety, people online, or atleast extremely online Twitter users, are flocking to Amazon to recreate Kelly Clarkson’s bizarre Brooklyn art store saga for Halloween — one that involves a pop star, a mechanical bird and a $15 million price tag.
Well, that didn’t take long. The unlikely costume inspiration comes after Clarkson’s viral dispute with Brooklyn.
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