Traitor from the ranks! After winning £95,000 for his brazen betrayal, Harry Clark says he'll probably quit the army for showbiz

He has become one of the most talked about men in Britain after his insidious lies, which saw him crowned the winner of the BBC show The Traitors.

And now, after taking home a cash prize of £95,150 in what was a breathtaking final on Friday night, Harry Clark has revealed he plans to quit the army as he prepares to make a fortune as a television star .

The Mail on Sunday can reveal that showbusiness agents are already queuing up to sign him up as they think he has the potential to become a big star – thanks to his good looks and cheeky personality.

BBC bosses are also said to be 'captivated' by the 23-year-old, having noted his popularity with a younger audience they are keen to attract.

Clark, from Slough, Berkshire, is tipped to make a 'small fortune' thanks to The Traitors and become the face of a high street brand or follow in the footsteps of TV stars such as Bear Grylls and Ant Middleton . both of whom are ex-Special Forces.

Clark is seen partying and drinking shots after his victory over The Traitors

His 86,000 – and growing – followers on Instagram also mean he will be inundated with offers from brands to promote their products in return for five-figure sums of money. Speaking on BBC Breakfast yesterday, he admitted he is unlikely to return to the army, where he is an aeronautical engineer with the Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers.

He said: 'The army was great… I'm not sure if that will be my life as such now, but they supported me.

“It was strange going back to work Monday to Friday, normal work. I left, had that amazing experience, but couldn't tell anyone and went back to work.

'That was the strangest transition. Now it's gone crazy again.'

On Friday night, after the final was shown, Clark partied with a group of friends at Raffles nightclub in Chelsea. Sources say he was 'harassed' by other guests at the venue, which was once a favorite of the Princess of Wales.

Harry Clark and Mollie Pearce began a close relationship, but 21-year-old Pearce was left in tears after learning that Clark had betrayed her during the three-week series by pretending to be a 'loyal'.

In an interview with MailOnline on Saturday, Clark reflected on the tense moment he was crowned winner and told how he 'underestimated' Andrew Jenkins.

Explaining that his victory hasn't sunk in yet, he began: “I don't have the money yet, so maybe that's why it doesn't feel real. But I can't believe it! 'I went back to work, so I had to keep quiet'

The night before saw him celebrate his win at a pub in Shepherd's Bush, west London, with some of his co-stars, including fellow traitor Paul Gorton and fan favorite Diane Carson. Clark, who is dating children's television presenter and social media influencer Anna Maynard, was spotted with two pints of lager in his hand.

But one person noticeably absent from the meeting was his good friend on the show, Mollie Pearce.

The pair struck up a close relationship, but 21-year-old Ms Pearce was left in tears after learning that Clark had betrayed her during the three-week series by pretending to be a 'faithful'.

In the final scenes of the show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, Mrs Pearce failed to identify Harry as a traitor, despite fellow contestant Jaz Singh voting to banish him. She therefore did not win any of the prize money.

Elsewhere, Clark praised Pearce for being an “amazing woman”, saying: “She gave me a huge hug when it was over and said, 'I love you and hate you at the same time!'

Clark, 23, has revealed he has yet to receive his £95,150 prize money after emerging victorious in The Traitors' nail-biting final

Yesterday Ms Pearce – a disability model – insisted the pair had walked out of the final, saying Clark had promised her a holiday to make up for his backstabbing. “We've had time to process it,” she said.

“We're doing well, it was a game, you go in with a chance to win. It's all good vibes.

“He promised me a vacation, so I'm pretty happy about that.”

After being crowned the winner at the lavish castle in the Scottish Highlands, Clark said: “My legs are shaking. I've just won £95,000.

'Mollie is actually the reason I'm here, I have to regain her trust. I greatly underestimated this. You come here and there are 22 great people, and I've been a traitor from the beginning. I've had enough of being naughty and bad, because that was next level.'