James Corden has allegedly 'apologised profusely' for his behaviour after being banned from a New York restaurant over his alleged treatment of staff. Keith McNally owner of Balthazar in Manhattan has said "all is forgiven" after reportedly receiving an apology from the actor and comedian.
The restaurateur had previously launched a scathing attack on Corden online after his alleged behaviour, branding him a "tiny cretin" of a man. However, he has now rescinded the ban after the actor reportedly called him personally to apologise. In an earlier post he had alleged that the actor and presenter had treated staff badly on more than one occasion.
He also branded him "the most abusive customer" to servers in the 25 years that the restaurant, and detailed two examples of how the actor treated staff.