The Traitors star Harry's famous girlfriend reveals she will 'never trust him again' and her 'perception has changed' after he betrayed Paul

Traitors viewers were left shocked on Thursday when Harry threw fellow traitor Paul under the bus during an explosive roundtable.

Yet no one was more surprised than Harry's girlfriend Anna Maynard, who admitted after the shocking scenes that she will 'never trust him again'.

While Harry has amassed a legion of fans through his appearance on the BBC show, Anna is famous in her own right.

The 23-year-old YouTuber has more than 150,000 followers on Instagram and is the presenter of CBBC's Got What It Takes.

Anna comes from a family of stars, as she is the sister of singer Conor Maynard and I'm A Celeb star Jack Maynard.

On Instagram after the shocking ending of Thursday's The Traitors, Anna said on Stories: “I think we should discuss that episode, right?

“Um, if anyone wants an unfaithful, disloyal, dishonest, traitor as a boyfriend, then be my guest.

'I'm putting it up for sale. I don't need that energy in my life. My perception just changed. I'm sure there will be a lot of you there, I'm sure.'

Alongside her video, she wrote: “Can we just discuss that episode because I'm shocked. How can I ever trust him again?'

While Anna was shocked by her boyfriend's behavior, viewers are now hoping Harry wins.

After Paul and Harry recruited Andrew into the Traitors, Harry was unimpressed when he heard that Paul had whispered his name to the group.

During the round table, people first started to turn on Paul when Harry gathered the group, after days of Jaz being the only person who suspected him, with his acting skills winning over the Faithfuls time and time again.

After Charlotte voiced her suspicions about Paul, Harry doubled down in a shocking betrayal after insisting Paul was not the 'mastermind' behind the game as he thought.

He said at the round table, “Like you said, I've been going back and forth on why I'm still here, the people around this table know I would walk through fire to win a mission, and another reason is that I'm really close with someone. So I have to agree with yourself too, Paul.'

Paul was in complete shock as he said to the camera: 'Oh my God, what's going on? What the hell happened?'

Harry then cast more suspicion on Paul as he said; “As soon as it comes to a round table, you've been quiet, until it's been a Traitor and then you've stuck your neck out.”

“You thought it was a good idea to put you and Ash in the dungeon… I guess because you're the most popular, you thought you'd be saved, when it was Andrew,” he said.

Harry also revealed to Paul that the reason he had turned on him was because his name came up in a conversation where Paul had said his focus on the shield was 'weird'.

Harry said, 'You brought myself in because apparently I was angry about being given a shield. It seems like you're throwing names to cause chaos.'

But Paul insisted, “That was a lot of information to process, mate, your name came up as something fleeting and a passing comment, and it was swept away as quickly as it came up. You should know me well enough.”

Ross agreed in supporting Paul, saying, “We were just chatting about the missionary man.”

Jaz then expressed his distrust of Paul, saying, “Sometimes I feel like, why am I still here? Is it because it's so obvious when you take me out? You put all your eggs in one basket and suggested Miles was a traitor. I thought, 'Wow, you're 100 percent sure.'”

Ross fully supported Paul, then went against the group and shot at Jaz, insisting his behavior was wrong, while Paul made a last-ditch effort to save himself.

However, devious Paul was eventually banned from the BBC competition and revealed to be a traitor, with the Faithfuls jumping with excitement and cheers before knocking over chairs in joy.

A shocked Paul told the camera of Harry's betrayal: “He really went for me, he had his eyes wide open with his role as a traitor.”

'I think even little Harry learned from the way I play it, the way he took me down was perfect. “I fell on my own sword,” he added.

The Faithfuls quickly gathered around Harry, praising him for taking traitor Paul out of the game, while the British army engineer grinned at his skillful deception.

Harry said, “He had to be voted out, so I took control, and now they're voting me for president!”

Later in the Traitor's turret, Harry got his new Traitor Andrew on side as he insisted that they now work as a team, blaming Paul for their betrayal of Ash and Miles.

'It will be difficult to beat him. But I hope he keeps his word and we can work together as a team,” said Andrew.

Harry said: 'I trust him a lot, if he went for me it would just be stupid. I can flip that script, if you come for me, I'll put you six feet under the ground, I've done it three times before.”

The episode was then left on a cliffhanger when the pair decided to kill another Faithful rather than recruit another traitor, narrowing it down to Charlie or Zack.

Although unwilling to commit murder, Ross also got himself in trouble for loyally defending Paul, admitting to the round table that if Paul were a traitor, there would be a target on his back.