René Redzepi has stepped down from his roles at the globally renowned restaurant Noma and its MAD foundation following a series of severe allegations of workplace abuse.The resignations come after 35 former employees detailed a culture of bullying, humiliation, and physical violence, including claims of staff being stabbed with grill forks and routinely hit, prompting major sponsors like American Express and Blackbird to withdraw support for a Los Angeles pop-up.Redzepi acknowledged his past behavior caused harm and apologized, noting he had sought therapy and reduced his involvement in daily operations in recent years.These revelations mark a significant moment for the celebrated chef, challenging his legacy and raising critical questions about conduct and culture within elite culinary settings.