Traitors icon Harry Clark updates us on where he stands with the cast after *that* finale

I have never recovered from the final of The Traitors UK season two. Harry assured his bestie Mollie he was a Faithful… then revealed he was a Traitor and swiped the whole £95,150. Two years on, where does Harry stand with the rest of The Traitors cast? Could any of them face speaking to him every again? We have answers.

Harry spoke to The Tab ahead of his new show Harry Clark Goes to Rome. He revealed he’s still super close to his fellow Traitor, Paul. However… that’s it.

He said: “The best way to explain it is it’s like Year 11 in school. I had loads of friends in school, and we were all good mates, then just naturally drifted apart after school. And I’ve stayed really good mates with one person from school, and that’s it. It’s exactly the same as The Traitors. We’re all still good friends, if we go to an event, or anything like that.

“Me and [Paul] work well together as a duo act, and we just make each other laugh. So, we’ve stayed quite close.”

Harry and Paul on The Traitors
(Image via BBC iPlayer)

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He does not have the same relationship with Mollie. “We just naturally drift apart. And if we see each other at anything, it’s just like old friends… but, it’s been three years for us [since the] summer that we went and filmed. That’s a long time when you don’t get to see each other every day, because half of us live across the UK. So, we come together when we see each other at events and stuff, but that’s normally it.”

Harry has definitely been busy since The Traitors. In the new documentary Harry Clark Goes to Rome, he embarks on a quest with his mum to meet The Pope.

“I’ve never really been scared to talk about my religion,” he explained, “it’s just I’ve never had the opportunity to do so, because nobody’s really asked. But it’s good, because hopefully people outside the church can see [the show], and see a normal kid who says it doesn’t have to be that deep. Everyone can believe in what they want to believe in.”

Harry Clark Goes to Rome airs at 10:40 on BBC One, then is available on iPlayer. For more reality TV gossip, like The Tab Entertainment on Facebook.