After a hot-headed encounter at a restaurant in New York City, “The Late Late Show” host James Corden appears to be preparing to sell his 8,600-square-foot home in Los Angeles’ Brentwood enclave.
Source: Inman News
Hot off Balthazar outburst, James Corden lists $9.7M Brentwood home
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