The Traitors viewers have poked fun at Harry Clarke as they said he acted like he ‘couldn’t afford a Toby Carvery with the family’ during Thursday’s episode.
The British Army Corporal, 23, gave an intimate insight into his family life during the show’s lavish dinner party.
He told the show’s other contestants that he really would like to win the money to be able to take his family out and be able to pick up the bill at the end without worry.
And while the sentiment is there, fans have questioned why the traitor is trying to appear working class when he flaunts his lavish lifestyle of private jets on Instagram.
Sitting at the dining table, suited and booted, looking dapper as ever, Harry told the team: ‘My happiness comes from seeing my family happy, like my brothers and sisters.
The Traitors viewers have poked fun at Harry Clarke as they said he acted like he ‘couldn’t afford a Toby Carvery with the family’ during Thursday’s episode (pictured with pop star Conor Maynard in July 2023)
The British Army Corporal, 23, gave an intimate insight into his family life during the show’s lavish dinner party
‘Mine is like a mad house because there are 11 or 12 of us. So when we go out for a family meal, it’s not just us going out. You will hear us going out.
‘But it would be the best thing to go home and that Saturday be like ”let’s all go out, but at the end, no one has got to worry about paying. Just being able to go up and pay the bill firstly would be amazing, and then it just sets me up for my next chapter in life.
‘I’m not saying I’m looking at getting out the army but I am sort of tired of travelling all the time.’
Harry worked full-time as an engineer in the British Army before joining the show.
The faithfuls may trust every word the cheeky chappy has to say, but BBC viewers have questioned why he lives a polar opposite lifestyle to what he is portraying on the show.
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, one viewer penned: ‘Why does Harry even need this money when he flies around in private jets? It’s p*****g me off.’
‘Hang on Hazza you had me believing you couldn’t afford a Toby Cavery with the family in tonight’s episode…’
‘How many meals out does Harry want to go on?’
He told the show’s other contestants that he really would like to win the money to be able to take his family out and be able to pick up the bill at the end without worry
And while the sentiment is there, fans have questioned why the traitor is trying to appear working class when he flaunts his lavish lifestyle of private jets on Instagram
The faithfuls may trust every word the cheeky chappy has to say, but BBC viewers have questioned why he lives a polar opposite lifestyle to what he is portraying on the show
‘I hope someone wins who actually needs the money!’
The fury has stemmed from Harry’s social media posts prior to the show.
In July 2023, he posted a picture of him and pop star Conor Maynard sitting in a private jet while wearing a Louis Vuitton shoulder bag and Vivienne Westwood signet ring.
In another post, the game show contender also shared pictures of him enjoying lavish holidays in Brighton as he lounges in an open pool on the coast.
At the beginning of the second series, Harry was selected as one of three ‘traitors’ whose job is to ‘kill’ off the remaining 19 ‘faithful’ contestants, night after night.
Meanwhile, the faithfuls work to unmask the traitors – picking them off in a bid to secure the prize money.
While Harry was initially overshadowed by his fellow traitor, the proudly villainous Paul Gorton, the student became the master – and murdered him.
Last night’s spectacular episode saw Harry continue with his mission of deceit. In a shock twist that proved him to be even more treacherous than many had imagined, he ruthlessly ‘killed’ another, newly-recruited traitor, Ross Carson – having cynically befriended him the previous evening.
At the beginning of the second series, Harry was selected as one of three ‘traitors’ whose job is to ‘kill’ off the remaining 19 ‘faithful’ contestants, night after night. While Harry was initially overshadowed by his fellow traitor, the proudly villainous Paul Gorton, the student became the master – and murdered him
