James Acaster is being supported by his TV producer girlfriend as he deals with the fallout of his Celebrity Traitors bombshell.The comedian, 41, was pictured today out with his girlfriend of four years, executive Hannah Rose, looking downcast as the pair shared a conversation whilst on a walk around east London.It comes after James’s dramatic exit from Celebrity Traitors aired last week, when the comedian admitted to being a Traitor during the roundtable discussion – and was promptly banished. Faithfuls Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft went on to win the series and James has been reportedly left ‘destabalised’ over the response to his confession, as well as being involved in speculation about being teased by fellow competitors, which he has called ‘completely fabricated’.The comic has been in a relationship with Hannah since 2022. The couple live together and share four cats, with a family member telling the Daily Mail last month: ‘They are very happy together. They lead a fairly quiet life together.’ James had previously been in a relationship with actor Louise Ford – but she left him for Mr Bean star Rowan Atkinson in 2013 after appearing in a play together. He revealed he only found out his girlfriend had dumped him for the 71-year-old when he read it in a newspaper. James Acaster is being supported by his TV producer girlfriend Hannah Rose as he deals with the fallout of his Celebrity Traitors bombshellHe got together with Hannah, who has worked at ITV, Channel 4 and the BBC, after meeting her when she worked on his BBC podcast James Acaster’s Perfect Sounds in 2020. Hannah has been supporting James in the week since his Traitors exit aired, amid reaction to his revelation that he was a Traitor during the intense semifinal.Celebrity Traitors concluded with an epic finale last week in which Faithfuls Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian Croft triumphed over Traitors Maya Jama and King Kenny.The road to their win was paved by an extraordinary twist in which James buckled under the pressure and admitted he was a Traitor in the penultimate Round Table.James is said to have been so distraught in the moment that filming was temporarily paused and the welfare team called in to check on him.’The pressure got to him, and it was clear he was finding it difficult. Everyone agreed filming should be stopped before things got too heated,’ an insider revealed. ‘Everyone was aware of the pressure getting to James throughout the series; it was difficult to watch him struggling.’The comedian was made a ‘reluctant’ Traitor in the early stages of the BBC game show but he made it clear he was uncomfortable with the role.James insisted he didn’t want to lie while taking part in the second series of the hit show, and said that he played his part ‘as honestly as he possibly could’.However, his decision to reveal he was a Traitor during a roundtable discussion on the penultimate episode sparked an intense reaction online. The comedian, 41, was pictured out with his girlfriend of four years on Thursday, looking downcast as the pair shared a conversation whilst on a walk around east London The comic has been in a relationship with senior television executive Hannah Rose since 2022. The couple live together and share four catsThe backlash was discussed by The Rest Is Entertainment podcast hosts Richard Osman and Marina Hyde in the latest episode of their show.Discussing any regrets the cast may currently feel, Richard said: ‘If you’re in it, like if you’re James [Acaster] at the moment I bet you think “oh I wish I hadn’t done that” because everyone can have one opinion about this today.’James then has to listen to 56 million opinions, you know, and like nobody needs that. And the thing with him, he’s so brilliant and so talented that whatever he does next will, you know, supersede this in a heartbeat. ‘But you know just annoying to have to spend a couple of weeks sort of in a position where you feel slightly destabilised.’James if you’re listening or people who know and love James are listening, James we love you. I’m very excited for what he does next.’ James Blunt meanwhile has claimed a lot of Acaster’s shock banishment was edited out and that he was, in fact, caught in a lie he couldn’t get out of. The musician, who made it to the final of the BBC show, has said that Acaster was backed into a corner and didn’t simply throw in the towel as it appeared in the final edit. Hannah has been supporting James in the week since his Traitors exit aired, amid claims the star has been feeling ‘destabilised’ by the reaction to his appearance on the show James is said to have been so distraught during his final scenes that filming was temporarily paused and the welfare team called in to check on himThe comedian has received much backlash for seemingly admitting to being a Traitor without facing much scrutiny – thus ruining the game. Blunt has now told the BBC: ‘He didn’t fall on his sword. That’s what you saw, that’s what you feel, but he didn’t. ‘You didn’t see the full extent of the interrogation. It was heavy in there and it was clear-cut. He was pinned to a post. We got him. We really, really got him. ‘I think how that played out hasn’t really been revealed to you, but he didn’t just say, “Oh guys, you got me”.’ Blunt also admitted that he signed up to promote his new music rather than to play the game, and said they all get paid the same no matter when they leave. He said: ‘We all get paid the same, whether you’re there for day one or day 23. So for most of the time, I was trying to… get the hell out of Dodge. But no one was killing me and no one was banishing me.’