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The show was over but the laughs continued to ring as Emily Atack headed home with new boyfriend Liam after completing her latest set of stand-up performances.
The actress and comedian was hand-in-hand with former Big Brother contestant McGough as she left London venue The Clapham Grand after hosting a wrap party in her honour.
Atack, 32, had just finished three nights of stand-up comedy performances for her popular self-titled TV show at the south London address and was in high spirits as she made an exit.
Here they come: Emily Atack was hand-in-hand with new boyfriend Liam McGough after completing her latest set of stand-up performances at London’s Clapham Grand on Thursday
The British star greeted onlookers with a beaming smile and caught the eye in a gorgeous patterned evening gown complete with a thigh-high slit.
She accessorised the look with a pair of strappy black heels, while her hair was neatly styled in a conventional centre-parting.
Joining his girlfriend, McGough opted for a black patterned shirt and brown trousers as he followed her towards a waiting car.
Atack and McGough – a tree surgeon who enjoyed fleeting fame after appearing on reality TV show Big Brother in 2007 – first appeared in July, just days after being romantically linked.
Let’s go: Atack, 32, had just finished three nights of stand-up comedy performances for her hit self-titled TV show and was in high spirits as she made an exit
Looking good: Atack caught the eye in a chic patterned evening dress as he left the south London address with former Big Brother contestant McGough
She’s happy: The actress and comedian offered a beaming smile as she greeted the crowd
In a departure from her comedic roots, Atack – who rose to fame as Charlotte Hinchcliffe on The Inbetweeners – will open up about her ordeal of being hounded by sex pests from a young age in a new documentary.
Emily Atack: Sexual Harassment & Me will see the star discuss her experience with her family, while also speaking to some of the men who have sent her explicit content in an attempt to look at the psychology behind their behaviour.
The BBC Two film will follow the Celebrity Juice star as she tries to understand why she is being harassed on a daily basis, with Atack noting how she has had to endure being targeted from “a very young age”.
Atack said of the documentary: ‘With this documentary I hope to find answers to the many questions I have asked myself throughout my life and I hope it will also help thousands of others.’
Walk this way: Atack appeared to be leading her boyfriend as they made their way towards a waiting car on Thursday night
Coming soon: In a departure from her comedic roots, Atack will open up about her ordeal of being hounded by sex pests from a young age in a new documentary
Campaign: Atack has often been open about his experiences of sexual harassment, even meeting MPs in Parliament amid the proposed bill to make cyber-flashing an illegal offense
The BBC states that she will ‘open up’ about things she has had to endure in the past and her difficult experiences dealing with ‘unwanted sexual attention from a very young age’.
Atack has often been open about her experiences of sexual harassment, even meeting MPs in Parliament amid the proposed bill to make cyber-flashing an illegal offence.
On why the documentary is ‘close to’ her ‘heart’, Emily said: ‘Over the past two and a half years I have been speaking out about my own personal experiences of online sexual harassment. In that time one thing has become clear, I am not alone.’
New man: Atack and McGough made their first public appearance in July, just days after being romantically linked
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