The reality series, in which contestants known as the Faithfuls try to uncover the secret Traitors before being eliminated, returned for its second UK celebrity edition on 1 October, with a cast that included the three comedians.
"Rob and Romesh clearly thought they were having a bit of a laugh, but James began to feel quite a lot of it was at his expense and away from the cameras he started to get annoyed and upset by it," said the source.
It continued: "When Rob and Romesh get going together they are unstoppable and hilarious, but not at all malicious – it was more a misunderstanding. Rob and Romesh’s gags were all meant in good humour, but James just didn’t see it that way.
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Radio Times has also reached out to representatives for Acaster, Ranganathan and Beckett for comment.
On his exit, Beckett said: "I'm a bit sad because I would have liked to have gone further, but a killing in plain sight, I've managed to get a Traitor, I've got a couple of Faithfuls wrong at the banishments, I’ve done some Missions, done the breakfast - I feel like I've done almost all of it.
Of his friend Ranganathan, he said. "Romesh looks hard to read, but I know him like a brother, and I knew, as soon as I looked him in the eye, that he was a Faithful, and he knew I was a Faithful."
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