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James Corden is responding to the criticism surrounding his popular segment, «Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts.» The gross-out game has been a regular staple on and features celebrities being forced to answer tough or embarrassing questions or eat a variety of foods. Numerous A-listers have taken part in the segment, including Justin Bieber, Kim Kardashian West, Cher and more, and the foods are meant to disgust the stars, who often react by gagging, spitting up, or loudly complaining about the selection.

amid skyrocketing support for a petition calling for the piece’s cancellation. The UK TV personality spilled his guts on the proposed makeover in an interview on “The Howard Stern Show,” Deadline reported.The controversy began earlier this month after TikTok star Kim Saira released a video criticizing the “Spill Your Guts” piece in which Corden, 43, forces celebrities to answer uncomfortable questions or eat “gross” foods.

James Corden has said he is revising a controversial segment on his Late Late Show that has been accused of anti-Asian racism.The ‘Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts’ bit sees celebrities face a choice between revealing secrets or eating certain foods – some of which are Asian delicacies.Recently, a TikTok clip went viral that highlighted how Corden and guest Jimmy Kimmel called foods such balut (boiled fertilized egg dish), pídàn (thousand-year-old egg) and xuě dòufǔ (pig blood) “horrible” and “disgusting”.In the wake of this, video creator Kim Saira started a Change.org petition to either change the foods or remove the segment, and also asked for an apology from Corden and funds donated to Asian American organisations working to help

Days after James Corden and his team came under heavy criticism for the kind of food used in his talk show segment 'Spill Your Guts', the host revealed that they will be completely revamping it. To put things into context, a petition on change.org was started by a certain Kim Saira for James Corden to remove the segment from his show for being 'culturally offensive'. In the segment, celebrities have to either some really difficult questions or  "eat disgusting foods".

James Corden is making a change.

James Corden has been under fire recently after a segment on his Late Late Show has received backlash for allegedly being culturally insensitive.After featuring a number of dishes from different cultures on the shows segment Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts, a petition was started by Kim Saira criticising the segment, reaching over 40,000 signaturesThe segment has featured dishes like the Filipino street food snack Balut and Chinese delicacy thousand year old eggs.Kim Saira said: "I wasn't mad about it, but I was more so confused."I was just wondering why they used a food that was so sentimental to my culture."On the show James and a celebrity guest must play a twist on the game of truth or dare where you either answer a personal question

James Corden has come under fire for promoting anti-Asian sentiment with a controversial game on The Late Late Show in the US.

James Corden has been accused of fuelling "anti-Asian racism" by "mocking" the continent's food on his talk show. The Late Late Show host has come under fire for his recurring segment Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts, in which his celebrity guests, who have included Kim Kardashian, Gordon Ramsay and Chrissy Teigen in the past, are given the option of eating "gross" foods or answering a personal question.

reads the petition, which currently boasts over 12,000 signatures on Change.org. It calls for the removal of the controversial segment, in which the talk show hosts forces celebrities to answer difficult questions or eat “gross” foods.

James Corden has come under fire for promoting anti-Asian sentiment with a controversial game on The Late Late Show in the US.

James Corden is facing some serious heat! The popular chat show is being called out by netizens for being 'culturally offensive'. Turns out, a petition on change.org was started by a certain Kim Saira and aims to get 15,000 signatures.

James Corden is facing backlash after a petition has labeled the "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" segment of his "Late Late Show" "culturally offensive." The CBS show's recurring segment sees Corden ask his celebrity guests personal questions and if they don't provide an answer they have to eat a "gross" food. While it's been a recurring segment for years, one woman's TikTok video calling it "racist" for mocking Asian foods has gone viral.