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Keith McNally reposts his swipe at Jerry Seinfeld's wife after Instagram removed his remarks - as he offers faux apology for his comments about 'revolting' Lauren Sanchez

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Celebrity restaurateur Keith McNally is back at it.

This time, McNally has targeted Jerry Seinfeld's wife while offering a mocking apology after calling Jeff Bezo's fiancé Lauren Sanchez 'revolting.' 

After initially posting about Jessica Seinfeld on Sunday, McNally says his Instagram comments were removed. 

Unperturbed, he reposted them on Monday morning.  

McNally, who famously feuded with James Corden over an omelet dispute, sparked controversy - and celebrity clap backs - after he targeted Sanchez.  

The Balthazar owner kept the controversy alive on Monday, writing: 'Of course it's wrong to criticize someone you don't know - sorry Stalin - especially when they're as wholesome and natural as Sánchez looks in the photo above. 

'Apologizes for my April 15th post where - due to being Stone Cold Sober - I called the helicopter-flying beauty "revolting-looking."

'Joking aside, just because Sanchez may have spent a fortune on plastic surgery doesn't make her "revolting." In fact most of the revolting people I know haven't spent a penny on plastic surgery.'

McNally has targeted Jerry Seinfeld's wife while offering a mocking apology after calling Jeff Bezo's fiancé Lauren Sanchez 'revolting'

McNally has targeted Jerry Seinfeld's wife while offering a mocking apology after calling Jeff Bezo's fiancé Lauren Sanchez 'revolting'

The Balthazar owner kept the controversy alive on Monday, writing: 'Of course it's wrong to criticize someone you don't know'

The Balthazar owner kept the controversy alive on Monday, writing: 'Of course it's wrong to criticize someone you don't know'

McNally went on to say that he received 'unfunny and weird' comments from other billionaires' wives, before narrowing it down on Jessica Seinfeld

McNally went on to say that he received 'unfunny and weird' comments from other billionaires' wives, before narrowing it down on Jessica Seinfeld

McNally went on to say that he received 'unfunny and weird' comments from other billionaires' wives, before narrowing it down on Jessica Seinfeld.

McNally continued: 'The Unfunniest was from the wife of comedian Jerry Seinfeld (whom I adore) - Jessica Seinfeld. Seinfeld must have been embarrassed by her comment because she quickly deleted it.'

He then shared part of Jessica Seinfeld's response, which read: 'THIS POST IS A REFLECTION OF YOUR TWISTED, PITIFUL, AND HIDEOUS MIND. LAUREN HAS TWICE THE CHARACTER YOU DO.'

The restauranteur concluded: 'Twisted, pitiful, and hideous.

'The fu***r must have read my memoir.'

Last month McNally shared a carousel of recent pictures of Sanchez and Bezos, and proceeded to skewer the pair in a post that went up last month.

'Does anybody else find Jeff Bezos' New wife - Lauren Sanchez - ABSOLUTELY REVOLTING?' he wrote. 

'What an ugly and F***ing SMUG - LOOKING couple they make. Is this what having 1000 Billion dollars does to people?'

McNally's seemingly unprovoked roast came after Sanchez and Bezos made several public appearances together in Washington, DC at the White House's state dinner for the Prime Minister of Japan and to present the Courage and Civility Award - an annual grant of $100million that Bezos distributes.

But, the future Mrs. Bezos has some high-profile defenders, including her celeb pal Chrissy Teigen, who touted Sanchez's admirable qualities.

'She's actually incredibly dynamic, accomplished and kind, and everyone who knows her would say the same,' wrote the entertainment personality and wife of John Legend.

He often posts to Instagram about high-profile visitors to his restaurants, as well as current events

He often posts to Instagram about high-profile visitors to his restaurants, as well as current events

McNally, The owner of enduring New York City hot-spots Balthazar, Pastis, Minetta Tavern, and Morandi has previously picked several fights with well-known visitors to his restaurants.

In October of 2022, he started a weeks-long feud with then late-night host James Corden, who reportedly screamed at McNally's Balthazar staff over an all-yolk omelet his wife had attempted to order.

Corden, who has on multiple occasions been pegged as difficult to work with, defended himself on-air and in a New York Times profile at the time.

He apologized, McNally reversed the ban, and things were smoothed over for a bit, but only until the restaurant boss got his hands on a copy of the London Times, in which Corden denied ever screaming at anyone.

Over the years, McNally has proven himself to be a lightning rod for controversy with Instagram posts that frequently enflame the discourse.

McNally's original October 2022 post disparaging Corden for his allegedly rude behavior at Balthazar

McNally's original October 2022 post disparaging Corden for his allegedly rude behavior at Balthazar

He has, since he joined the platform, been a periodically staunch defender of Woody Allen, who has been plagued for decades by his decision to become romantically involved with his stepdaughter Soon-Yi Previn, with whom he remains to this day.

Allen was later accused of sexually assaulting his daughter Dylan Farrow, whom he adopted with then-partner Mia Farrow in 1991.

He has always denied her allegations, and was never charged - though a Connecticut prosecutor said there was probable cause for a criminal case.

Over the years, McNally has proven himself to be a lightning rod for controversy with Instagram posts that frequently enflame the discourse.

He has, since he joined the platform, been a periodically staunch defender of Woody Allen, who has been plagued for decades by his decision to become romantically involved with his stepdaughter Soon-Yi Previn, with whom he remains to this day.

Allen was later accused of sexually assaulting his daughter Dylan Farrow, whom he adopted with then-partner Mia Farrow in 1991.

He has always denied her allegations, and was never charged - though a Connecticut prosecutor said there was probable cause for a criminal case.

Keith McNally's verbal hit list

Renowned Restaurateur Keith McNally is known for his handful of enduringly popular restaurants in New York City and around the world. He has become, perhaps, equally well-known for his sharp-tongue and unfiltered opinions.

Lauren Sanchez - On April 15, McNally posted a seemingly unprompted incendiary rant aimed at the fiancée of the world's richest man, Jeff Bezos. In it, he brands Sanchez, who often walks red carpets and attends formal events in extremely revealing outfits, 'revolting'

James Corden - In October 2022, McNally went to war with then-late night host Corden after the British funnyman allegedly berated the Balthazar staff on two separate occasions. Corden apologized on-air for his rude behavior, but denied he'd done anything wrong to several publications, further infuriating McNally. The restaurateur banned and then unbanned Corden from Balthazar, branding him a 'cretin'

Ronan Farrow - McNally is a longtime defender of Woody Allen, who has faced accusations of child sexual abuse for many years, which have harmed his reputation in Hollywood and with the publishing house that was meant to release his memoir in 2020. Ahead of the release, Ronan Farrow - himself a successful author - said he felt he could no longer work with Hachette after it acquired the memoir. Hachette promptly dropped plans to release 'Apropos of Nothing,' and gave the rights back to the author. McNally called the 'silencing of Woody Allen' an 'abuse of power by Ronan Farrow. Hachette’s craven disavowal of Woody Allen’s memoir damages freedom of expression and signals a dangerous victory for censorship by those who shout loudest,' he wrote.

Graydon Carter - In 2021, McNally took aim at Carter, the former Vanity Fair editor and founder of Air Mail, after he failed to show up for a 12-person reservation at McNally's West Village spot Morandi. 'That fancy F***er will never be allowed to make a reservation at one of my restaurants again. Never,' he wrote, adding that Carter 'had done this very same thing before. Once at Minetta Tavern and twice at Balthazar.'

Jean Georges' Tin Building - When it first opened several years ago, McNally of course did not hold his tongue when he had a negative thought about Jean Georges' restored and re-opened Tin Building in Manhattan. 'Less a food market, and more a collection of fancy restaurants ... if you're eager to go to a classy shopping mall in Orlando, save the airfare and take a cab to the Tin Building,' he wrote, adding that the project 'epitomizes the Very Worst of New York.' Three months later, he backtracked entirely after visiting the revamped food destination, writing that he had 'COMPLETELY CHANGED MY MIND ... I'm loath to admit it, but I absolutely loved the place. I should now do the Right Thing and apologize to everyone involved with the market … for being so f***ing wrong about it.'

Fay Maschler MBE - Several years back, McNally posted a rant about alleged corruption among the restaurant critics of London. Specifically, he told a story about nurturing a friendship with Fay Maschler MBE and her husband before she gave his newly opened British Balthazar a rave review. He wrote that 'without Fay Maschler's 'bought' review, which I take 50% responsibility for, Balthazar would have closed,' noting that the rest of the English critics panned the new spot. He said 'Four of five of London restaurant critics have so much Putin-like power that the people who slave away cooking and serving the food are scared s***less to publicly find fault with them, or even talk openly about the restaurant critics' colossal power.' 

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