Traitors star Harry Clark is said to have splashed out £2,000 on a huge pub party for his family and friends following his epic win on the popular BBC show.
The 23-year-old British Army corporal hit the show's £95,000 jackpot in the final last week after managing to convince everyone, including his close pal Mollie Pearce, that he is a believer.
And after inviting 18 of his loved ones to a party at The George in Eton, Berkshire, where he rented a function room, The Sun reports.
Harry, who is from Slough, reportedly booked in on Saturday night from 6pm to 11.30pm, where guests danced on the dance floor to Sophie Ellis-Bextor's song 'Murder on the Dancefloor'.
Kevin Fernandes, marketing manager for Windsor and Eton Brewery, told the publication: “Harry is not a regular but he has been there a few times.”
Traitors star Harry Clark is said to have splashed out £2,000 on a huge pub party for his family and friends following his epic win on the popular BBC show
The 23-year-old British Army corporal hit the show's £95,000 jackpot in the final last week after managing to convince everyone, including his close pal Mollie Pearce, that he is a believer
“There were about 18 or 19 of them and we left them at the Hop House, our event space, to have some privacy.”
“My staff were really happy with Harry. They said he was a very nice, down-to-earth person. He had no attitude, spoke very softly and was nice to talk to.
“No one was really drunk – everyone was just having fun. “I have no idea how many times they played Murder on the Dancefloor though!”
Harry reportedly paid the huge bill of around £2,000 and gave the staff a “generous tip”.
A representative for Harry has been contacted by Web for comment.
This comes after Harry spoke about his relationship with fellow finalist Mollie earlier this week following the hit show's thrilling finale on Friday.
Series two winner Harry appeared on This Morning on Monday to talk about his big win, a moment that had 6.9 million viewers tuning in.
In the thrilling finale, Harry secured the £95,000 prize money after convincing a distraught Mollie that he was a believer in the final vote.
And after inviting 18 of his loved ones to a party at The George in Eton, Berkshire, where he rented a function room, The Sun reports
Harry, who is from Slough, reportedly booked in on Saturday night from 6pm to 11.30pm, where guests danced (seen dancing) to Sophie Ellis-Bextor's song 'Murder on the Dancefloor'.
Kevin Fernandes, marketing manager for Windsor and Eton Brewery, told the publication: “Nobody was really drunk – they were all just having a good time. 'I have no idea how many times they played Murder on the Dancefloor though!'
In the thrilling finale, Harry secured the £95,000 prize money after convincing a distraught Mollie that he was a believer in the final vote
Mollie, 21, was visibly devastated, screaming “f***” and storming out of the castle after Harry revealed his true identity, leaving him as the sole winner of the prize pot
Mollie, 21, was visibly devastated, screaming “f***” and storming out of the castle after Harry revealed his true identity, leaving him as the sole winner of the prize pot.
Harry has now addressed rumors that the couple are still arguing, months after the finale was filmed.
He insisted there was “no romance involved” with the model and stressed: “I have an amazing girlfriend who I love very much.”
“She has a great boyfriend who I met, he's a legend.” That's why I feel a bit sorry for her as we're just two young people who have developed a real connection and I know more about her boyfriend than I do about her Mollie, and she knows more about my friend than me because we've developed such a connection. '
Harry called Mollie “a really close friend” and went on to reveal how his co-star sought him out after the final vote was filmed and they shared an emotional moment.
“When it ended she was still worried about me and didn't want me to feel like she hated me,” Harry explained on This Morning.
“She's amazing to know, she wanted to see me and I was a bit worried thinking 'she'll be behind the door putting me out of my misery' but she just gave me a huge hug and said ' I love and hate you at the same time.”
He added: “I wouldn't blame her if she still hated me now.”
Harry also admitted: “I owe Mollie 100%” after Mollie revealed that Harry had promised her a holiday to make up for his deceit.
After previously explaining that he had not received his prize money, Harry told Rylan Clark and Rochelle Humes that he had picked up his jackpot “on the way here this morning”.
He also stressed that he didn't know how he made it to the final, admitting: “I have the worst poker face in the world.” “My family always knows if I'm lying, but in there I don't know what happened .”
“A switch flipped and I thought I was here for my family and I’m here to try and win the money and that was my motivation.”
“As I sat there I really wanted to be a traitor, but Claudia made me nervous. At that moment I thought, how am I supposed to detect a lie?
On Monday's episode of Lorraine, Mollie revealed her side of the story. Harry declared that “everything was fine” between them and revealed how their first meeting went after that dramatic finale.
Mollie explained, “We're fine.” There was always the possibility that someone would lie to you. I was also very close to Miles, so there were two huge betrayals…
Earlier this week, Harry spoke about his relationship with fellow finalist Mollie after the hit show's thrilling finale on Friday
“The friendships are real. But you can lose them because of the game.'
She recalled seeing Harry again after he pocketed the prize money and revealed: “He apologized, of course he did. “I had my moment, which I needed. We all saw me walk out.
“I managed to talk to my parents and my boyfriend and they helped me get my head straight.” And they said, “You're fine, we're so proud of you.”
“And then I saw Harry and thought I had thrown another bad word at him and then we hugged and went back to normal. He won fair and square.'