The New York restaurateur’s in hot water—again.
Keith McNally’s name crops up in tabloid headlines with shocking frequency for a restaurateur. You might remember when he called out James Corden . Now, McNally is at the center of yet another storm, this time over remarks he made on Instagram regarding the aftermath of the Hamas attack on Israel.
Several days later, he posted another picture of Maxwell with a caption in which he wrote “I was NOT defending Maxwell. I was defending her RIGHT to a fair trial. I HAPPEN TO THINK SHE WAS GUILTY, but i don’t KNOW it 100%.” McNally’s pugilistic approach to public discourse extends to his relationship with restaurant critics as well.
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