 who discovers a startling secret about his pregnant wife Amandine (Kreiling). James no doubt valued the support of wife Julia in light of the scrutiny he's faced in recent days. It all began last month when New York restaurateur Keith McNally accused the Gavin & Stacey actor of being rude to staff members over a wrong food order at NYC eatery Balthazar. McNally claimed James was 'abusive' towards his staff and demanded two rounds of free drinks to make up for the mix-up. The businessman also cited another incident where James was alleged to have become angry after Julia's omelette came to the table with egg white despite her stating she was allergic. James issued a private and public apology to McNally, insisting that he didn't realise he was being rude in the moment. Addressing the scandal, the actor said on the Late Late Show: 'Because I didn't shout or scream, I didn't get up out of my seat, I didn't call anyone names or use derogatory language, I've been walking around thinking that I haven't done){kind=link}
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James Corden isn’t letting the pressure of recent scandals affect his mood as he was in particularly cheerful spirits as he attended a red carpet event last night.
The TV presenter enjoyed a night off from the Late Late Show to get suited and booted for the premiere of his upcoming series Mammals.
Hosted at the Edition in West Hollywood, California, James, 44, flashed a big smile as he posed for photos on the red carpet looking dapper in a burgundy suit, blue shirt and tie. He was joined by his wife Julia Carey, who also wore a smart blazer and trouser combo, and the two put on a happy and relaxed display.
At one point, James was joined by his Mammals co-stars, including Kelly Day, James Corden, Jennifer Salke, Melia Kreiling, James Farrell, Albert Cheung, Sue Kroll, and screenwriter Jez Butterworth, with the cast posing for group photos.