“ I went to a store and they looked at me as if I had no money to pay for it.”

Singer Kelly Clarkson revealed a negative experience that lived in a store in New York. The artist told the story on social network X and explained that the employee treated her as if she had no economic power to be there.

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11/10/2026
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Kelly Clarkson lived a moment worthy of the 1990 film "A Woman's Dream", starring Julia Roberts. 

 

The story was told on social network X by the singer, 44 years old. The artist explained that she recently visited a shop in New York where she had an unpleasant attendance experience, similar to what Vivian experienced in romantic comedy.

“ I just went to Brooklyn to see a store that I thought looked really good, I had some things in mind to buy, but literally they looked at me as if I didn’t have money to pay and they told me they could find something I could afford,” Clarkson wrote.

“My God, you’re an idiot who just missed a big sale,” said the singer before quoting the name of the store.

“ If you like to be treated like the character of Julia Roberts in "A Woman's Dream", go there. 

Remember, in the film in question, Vivian goes to a luxury clothing store and the saleswoman refuses to show her the most expensive pieces. Later, the young woman, who is a prostitute, returns to the place dressed in elegant clothes and full of sacks, telling the shopkeeper that she had made “a big mistake. Great. Huge”. 

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