James Corden puts $9.7million US mansion on sale in move back to UK after restaurant ban
express.co.ukExpress.co.uk has contacted James Corden's representatives for comment.Earlier this week, James Corden found himself at the centre of scrutiny after restaurant boss Keith McNally claimed the host was "extremely nasty" to his staff at Balthazar on two occasions.James has since spoken out about the alleged incident and said he had done "nothing wrong".On Tuesday, the Balthazar boss called out the host on Instagram, branding him a "cretin of a man”.Keith said James “is a hugely gifted comedian, but a tiny cretin of a man and the most abusive customer to my Balthazar servers since the restaurant opened 25 years ago.”He went on to share two reports documenting his alleged behaviour on two different occasions by managers.The first manager claimed a staff member was "very apologetic" after James complained about a hair in his food.According to the report, James was then "extremely nasty" to the server and demanded another round of drinks so he'd avoid writing a bad review.The second report alleges that the chat show host "yelled like crazy" at staff after they messed up his wife's omelette dish.In a follow-up post, Keith told his followers that James had since "apologised profusely" for his behaviour and revoked the ban.But in a face-to-face chat with a New York Times reporter later in the week, James denied any wrongdoing.Asked if he was OK by a reporter who said they were glad James didn't cancel the interview following the recent backlash, James said he was “zen” about the situation.The actor responded: "I haven’t done anything wrong, on any level.So why would I ever cancel this?
I was there."I get it. I feel so Zen about the whole thing. Because I think it’s so silly. I just think it’s beneath all of us.
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