Channel 4's Rise and Fall has been the sleeper reality TV hit of the spring with thousands tuning in each night at 10pm to watch 15 contestants trying to win up to £100,000. And Eddy, who has spent almost the whole series as a Grafter - living in poverty and working to raise money for the prize fund - has become one of the favourite characters.
But most people have no idea who Eddy really is, or why he will be much more at home in the Penthouse, living in luxury with the Rulers, who make all the decisions and direct the Grafters to work.
In the show, viewers have seen Eddy tell fellow contestants that he lives in a huge house on an estate in Devon - where his family have never had much money. He has also been a stable and calming element in the show, making bread for fellow Grafters every day, working hard in the tasks and operating with honesty and integrity.
What most don't know is that this is far from Eddy's first time on TV.
Eddy is actually Edmund Fulford, younger son of Francis Fulford, and one of the stars of a series of TV shows and documentaries, including Channel 4's The F***ing Fulfords and BBC Three's Life is Toff. And, as well as sharing pictures on social media of his life at the 3,000 acre estate and Tudor manor house on the edge of Dartmoor, Eddy also joined an Army regiment dedicated to espionage four years ago.
His family shared a picture of him in his uniform after passing out with the Honourable Artillery Company - the oldest regiment in the country, specialising in covert surveillance and target acquisition. It also protects high-profile guests during state visits in London.
