BBC Denies James Acaster Complaint Over Celebrity Traitors Cast
The BBC said claims of teasing among the cast and of complaints about teasing are categorically untrue.
The BBC has denied a report that James Acaster complained about the behaviour of Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan on The Celebrity Traitors, according to Deadline.
A BBC spokesperson said claims of teasing among the cast and of complaints about teasing are categorically untrue. The broadcaster said there were no incidents of this nature and no evidence to support the allegations.
The denial followed a Mail on Sunday report that Acaster raised concerns with producers at Studio Lambert after becoming uncomfortable with the macho banter of Beckett and Ranganathan, as reported over the weekend.
The Celebrity Traitors has dominated UK television ratings, averaging nearly 9.3 million live viewers.
Quick answers
What did the BBC say about the James Acaster report?
A BBC spokesperson said claims of teasing among the cast and of complaints about teasing are categorically untrue, adding there was no evidence to support the allegations.
Who reported the original complaint?
The Mail on Sunday reported that Acaster raised concerns with Studio Lambert producers.
How is The Celebrity Traitors performing in the ratings?
It is averaging nearly 9.3 million live viewers in the UK.