James Corden spoke out about being banned from NYC restaurant Balthazar on the Late Late Show on Monday, October 24
October 25, 2022 - 08:18 BST Kathy Campbell James Corden has reversed his vow to"never complain, never explain," and on The Late Late Show on Monday, October 25, he addressed the drama surrounding his ban from NYC restaurant Balthazar for allegedly being rude to servers."Last week, there were stories about me being banned from a restaurant. And at the time I considered, you know, tweeting about it or Instagramming about it," the 44-year-old explained at the top of the show.
When the food — an egg yolk omelet — was remade and delivered to their table with home fries instead of a salad, James said that he"made a sarcastic, rude comment about cooking it myself." After the manager and server brought out champagne"as an apology," the talk show host thought everything had been resolved. But on October 17, the restaurant's owner Keith McNally posted on Instagram about the incident and an earlier one involving James and said that the star was banned from the establishment.
"We had a good talk," the Peter Rabbit 2 actor said."He appreciated the call. I was happy that we got to clear the air, and I felt like we dealt with it privately, you know? But by this point, the story was out there, and people were upset."
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