Two Glasgow venues have joined in the frenzy around James Corden's alleged poor behaviour towards restaurant staff, claiming that the comedian is banned from their establishments.
Social media went into overdrive after James, 44, was temporarily banned from eating at Balthazar restaurants after chain owner Keith McNally claimed on Instagram that a waiter was "left shaken" after James was upset that the egg white was mixed with the yolk in his wife's omelette and "yelled like crazy", during a trip to one of his NYC French brasseries.
The ban was later dropped after the Gavin & Stacey star rang Keith up "apologising profusely", but the Instagram post had already gone viral, with other companies such as Ryanair jokingly banning James, and memes produced about the incident on Twitter.