The Traitors winner and former Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Harry Clark was reportedly involved in a ‘drunken scuffle’ with a TikTok influencer following a recent showbiz event
After viewers watched Harry Clark get the chop from Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, reports of a previous bust up and a glitzy bash came to light.
The Traitors star exited the gruelling Channel 4 show at the midway point after being caught out. And now allegations have came to light on a boozy brawl involving Harry and a TikTok star at the Brit Awards.
According to reports, the reality TV star had a “drunken scuffle” with social media star Moe Osman at the awards ceremony in March. Sources claim the alleged incident saw Harry, 24, retaliate after being “antagonised” by the influencer.
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A source told The Sun that Moe, who is known as Hellacreps online, and Harry clashed at the event. They said: “Harry is clearly really enjoying being able to attend amazing events like the Brits but at the event he and Moe clashed.
“It got physical. It was a drunken scuffle. There is never a fight at that sort of thing so everyone was really shocked.”
Following his exit from Celeb SAS, it was revealed that Harry has now joined Pause For Thought in a permanent role. He recently appeared on BBC Radio 2’s long-running segment where he opened up about his religious beliefs.
Joining Scott Mills live on air on Tuesday, he said: “I know that some of your listeners will know me from winning The Traitors, and I wanna know more about that next week but for now, for this Pause For Thought, I thought I’d tell you more about what makes me tick. So, I’m Harry, I’m 24, and I come from a massive family.
“There’s five of us children, I’ve got two brothers, two sisters and a mum and dad. Despite achieving something, I’m still just a normal kid from Slough who lives with his parents and sisters in a council house.
“Both of my brothers have now moved out. Luckily, thanks to my mum, religion has always been a big part of my life and has helped me all the way through.”
He went on: “Faith has been, and it means a lot to me always and it’s amazing to be a part of something bigger that is outside of myself. As soon as I could I decided I was off to North Yorkshire at the age of 16 to become an avionics technician, which is technically a helicopter engineer, which is easier to understand but it’s still just as crazy as it sounds.
“I’d never seen a helicopter before I left Slough, so becoming a helicopter engineer is the coolest thing ever.”
And speaking of his involvement in The Traitors, he said: “I was asked to go on Traitors series two, which to my surprise, I actually managed to win somehow.
“Since then, it’s been a rollercoaster of ups and downs and around summertime again last year, I seemed to lose myself mentally but then the thing that saved me for a second time was my faith. When I prayed, I didn’t feel alone and I felt that there was something there for me just like there always has been.”
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