Shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue in Washington, D.C. recently, Maria Shriver and her daughter left all the clothes the daughter tried on -- but didn't purchase -- on the floor of the dressing room. The sales staff was shocked that Shriver allowed her daughter, whose father is California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, to leave her rejects in a pile during their visit in mid-October.
"She left the dressing room in a shambles," according to a sales clerk. "Why doesn't Maria Shriver teach her daughter manners and respect for others?"
It is unclear whether it was 19-year-old Katherine or 18-year-old Christina who was shopping with her mother.
First Lady Maria Shriver's office did not return several messages seeking comment.
She'd come to Washington to publicize her new venture with John Podesta of The Center for American Progress called "The Shriver Report: A Woman's Nation Changes Everything." On Oct. 16, she tweeted: "I'm in our nation's capital today speaking about The Shriver Report. You can read all about at http://awomansnation.com/".
In the report, Shriver writes: "My role model, like most daughters, was my mother. She was my first image and idea of what it meant to be a woman."





