Reality TV star and winner of “The Traitors” season two, Harry Clark, has reportedly left the cast of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after being exposed for lying on the show. The 23-year-old former British army engineer, known for blindsiding Mollie Pearce in the finale of “The Traitors,” found himself in hot water when interrogated by the show’s experts during the gruelling survival challenges inspired by the Special Forces selection process.
Clark’s adeptness at deception, which secured him victory in “The Traitors,” proved to be his downfall on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, scheduled to air in 2025. According to sources cited by The Sun, his fellow competitors on “The Traitors” felt deceived by his smooth-talking ways throughout the second series. Despite his military background, Clark struggled to maintain his facade when faced with seasoned interrogators skilled at detecting dishonesty.
In a recent episode of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, Georgia Harrison, one of the champions alongside boxer Lani Daniels, described the finale as one of the most “degrading” and “demoralising” moments of her life. Meanwhile, former contestant John Barrowman had to withdraw from the show early on due to illness.
Aside from his stint on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, Clark is set to appear in the upcoming BBC show, Pilgrimage, alongside celebrities like Jeff Brazier and Helen Lederer. The programme follows the journey of stars trekking across European pilgrim routes, pausing at religious sites for moments of contemplation.
Earlier this year, Clark disclosed that he had not spent much of his £95,000 winnings from “The Traitors,” as he was contemplating saving up to buy a house in the future with his father’s guidance. Representatives for Clark have yet to respond to requests for comment on the recent developments.