![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/james-martin-admits-lessons-have-been-learned-amid-bully-claim/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-23202356-1690443753159.jpg&description=HOT TAKE Published : 8:44, 27 Jul 2023 JAMES Martin has admitted "lessons have been learned" after an "unfortunate incident" at his home amid bullying claims. The TV chef, 51, is at the centre of a storm after crew members allegedly complained about his behaviour on "multiple occasions". 1 James Martin is at the centre of a storm after crew members allegedly complained about his behaviour on 'multiple occasions' Credit: Rex Concerns about how he treated production staff at Blue Marlin is said to have been raised during the recent filming of his travel cooking show James Martin's Spanish Adventure. Allegations suggest he intimidated staff, which has since resulted in a warning from ITV bosses , it is understood. According to US publication Deadline, Martin was "accused of berating people" and "reducing them to tears in front of other colleagues" in May this year. The news outlet also alleged he was "changing schedules at the last minute, giving his team just a few hours of sleep before the following morning's shoot" - which he reportedly arrived late to himself. It is said to be the second time a clash has occurred after the TV personality's home was wrecked during filming in 2018. Blue Marlin took responsibility for a drain blockage when James Martin's Saturday Morning was being filmed at the property. The production company said Martin "responded emotionally, which he wholly regrets" after he allegedly launched into a foul-mouthed attack. An ITV spokesman said discussions were organised between Blue Marlin and Martin to find out what actions were being taken following the claims. They said: "Following a complaint we received in May from members of the Blue Marlin production team about the filming of James Martin's Spanish Adventure, we contacted Blue Marlin to discuss these concerns and to understand how the issues raised were being addressed and what actions were being taken. "As a result, we made a number of recommendations for Blue Marlin to implement as soon a){kind=link}
JAMES Martin has admitted “lessons have been learned” after an “unfortunate incident” at his home amid bullying claims.
The TV chef, 51, is at the centre of a storm after crew members allegedly complained about his behaviour on “multiple occasions”.
Concerns about how he treated production staff at Blue Marlin is said to have been raised during the recent filming of his travel cooking show James Martin’s Spanish Adventure.
Allegations suggest he intimidated staff, which has since resulted in a warning from ITV bosses, it is understood.
According to US publication Deadline, Martin was “accused of berating people” and “reducing them to tears in front of other colleagues” in May this year.