Harry Clark

The Traitors winner's irresistible love of life shines through this memoir as he reveals how his faith has grown to become something he's happy to talk about with anyone.

"In a whirlwind of a finale, the original and ultimate traitor Harry prevailed... [he's] a deserving winner as he played the game best by thinking ahead, brilliantly acting the role of a Faithful, and tricking everyone from the very start with his cool and collected demeanour."

"Seven stars crossing the Alps to see what they can learn about their faiths makes for miraculous television. Even a committed atheist can't help but feel completely uplifted."

"[Harry] is one of the most entertaining characters of this eclectic group that also includes the comedy actor Helen Lederer, the stand-up comedian Daliso Chaponda, Jay McGuinness from the Wanted and Jeff Brazier... has a bit of profundity... You don't see many religious reality shows."

Harry joined the Army Foundation College at 16, later training as a helicopter engineer with the Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers. At 24, he won BBC1's The Traitors (Season 2), watched by 6.9 million viewers, and the series went on to win a National Television Award. Since then, Harry has hosted and appeared on numerous BBC, ITV, Sky Sports, and YouTube shows, including The One Show, Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, and Pilgrimage: The Road Through The Alps. He co-presented VE-DAY at 80 at the Royal Albert Hall and has partnered with brands such as LEGO, McDonald's, Walker's Crisps, and Deliveroo. His podcast The Harry and Paul Show debuted at #1 in the Comedy charts.