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Late Late Show producer denies Carpool Karaoke fake claims

James Corden doing Carpool Karaoke with Britney Spears (CBS/PA)
James Corden doing Carpool Karaoke with Britney Spears (CBS/PA)

The executive producer of the Late Late Show has denied James Corden does not drive the car himself while filming Carpool Karaoke.

Ben Winston responded to a viral video of Corden filming with Justin Bieber, which shows the car being towed by a rig.

He wrote on Twitter: “We only use a rig when we are doing a ‘stunt’ as part of the Carpool – when it would be impossible for James to drive!

“This has occurred only maybe 4 times in 50 or so carpools… Safety is key!

“By stunt I mean – dance routines / costumes / props etc ! Dont worry too much though. I’m pretty sure there are bigger issues to worry about!”

The show also poked fun at the controversy surrounding the video, sharing a photo on Twitter of Corden and actor Samuel L Jackson in front of a blue screen that was later made to look like a car.

The tweet read: “Guys, we don’t even use a real car.”

Carpool Karaoke has been a viral sensation and has seen stars including Adele, Celine Dion and Billie Eilish join Corden in a car to sing a string of their hits.

The Late Late Show segment has been such a success it has been made into its own show on AppleTV.