I was on The Traitors – these are the psychological tests we have to go through

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In the penultimate episode of the hit series, comedian James Acaster controversially revealed his role as a 'reluctant Traitor', prompting questions over the vetting of contestants

Psychological testing and character profiles are part of the “stringent” vetting process for The Traitors, a former contestant has revealed amid concerns over James Acaster’s struggles in the latest celebrity version of the series.

Filming was allegedly paused during the penultimate episode of the celebrity version of the hit series, The Sun reported, as Acaster became “distressed” under sustained interrogation from his fellow contestants during the roundtable – although there have been questions as to how the episode was edited.

In the penultimate episode of the series, which pulled a peak audience of 11.6 million, Acaster broke convention to controversially reveal his identity as a “reluctant” Traitor, sparking increased scrutiny for the safeguarding of contestants.

Following Acaster’s admission, the BBC said that its “highest priority is always the safety and welfare of everyone taking…

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