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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
National
Lauren Morris

Harry Clark was ‘lost’ after winning The Traitors – then Gary Neville became his unlikely saviour

It’s been an eventful few years for Harry Clark, with the Traitors star quitting his army job after winning the BBC show’s second series. However, the 24-year-old has admitted that despite bagging almost £100,000 in prize money, he felt “lost” after emerging as the Traitors’ champion.

Clark became the first Traitor to win the reality competition in 2024, in a sensational finale that saw him blindside his Faithful friend Mollie Pearce, and he has since competed on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, appeared on BBC Two’s Pilgrimage and hosts upcoming documentary, Harry Goes To Rome, in which the young Catholic attempts to meet Pope Leo XIV.

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