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James Corden finally admits he was ‘wrong’ in Balthazar debacle | New York Post
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1:03Now PlayingDays after insisting he hadn’t “done anything wrong, on any level,” James Corden finally addressed his Balthazar shame — meekly admitting he “deeply” regrets being so “rude” to restaurant staff.
“When you make a mistake, you’ve got to take responsibility,” the late-night host told viewers on Monday, days after snipping that being dubbed a “most abusive customer” was “beneath” him.
His behavior was “unnecessary,” “ungracious,” “rude” and “wrong,” he finally admitted.
Corden addressed his own public shaming at the start of his first episode back on “The Late Late Show,” joking that he had come off “a total switch off” with “no phone, no TV” — quipping: “Did I miss anything?”
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