Traitors winner Harry Clark Traitors reveals his next TV project and why he would be a terrible I'm A Celeb contestant (but still wants to do it!)

Harry Clark has shared an insight into what he will be working on next after pocketing £100,000 by winning the 2024 series of BBC hit, The Traitors. The TV personality, 23, told MailOnline that he is working on several new TV projects after finding fame on the second series of the psychological adventure competition. Speaking to us about his upcoming work, he said: 'I filmed two more TV shows, one that comes out in April time and then one at the end of the year.

'Then there's a lot more talks of maybe doing my own shows. Presenting and going places. I've got that in the works. Teasing what the focus of the show will be about, he said: 'The place I was raised with the BBC, that's going to be really fun.'. When asked if he would consider reality TV, he said: 'Of course, reality shows are difficult because I'd like to do a bit more of who I am, let people see me and how I view life.'.

Harry Clark has shared an insight into what he will be working on next after pocketing £100,000 by winning the 2024 series of BBC hit, The Traitors. The TV personality, 23, told MailOnline that he is working on several new TV projects after finding fame on the second series of the psychological adventure competition. Harry admitted his dream reality show would be I'm A Celeb, saying: 'I'd love to be in the jungle. That's always been my dream.'.

However, he did reveal that he doesn't think he would make the best contestant because he is scared of almost everything. He said: 'I was in the army, I was this big macho man. I'm scared of everything, spiders, I can't even sleep dirty I have to shower all of the time, claustrophobic, hate the dark. I have to have a fairy light on or go to mum and dad's room if I've had an nightmare - so imagine me in the jungle, but I'd love to do it.'.

Elsewhere during the chat, Harry revealed he had tuned into the latest series of The Traitors, which was won by ex-soldier Leanne and project manager Jake. Harry said: 'I loved it so much this series because I was watching as a viewer but at the same time I know what they've been through and what they are feeling. 'Now I understand why the whole nation is captivated by it, I was watching as a viewer thinking I can't believe Linda's not been caught yet or someone's done this or that.

'But at the same time I understand after being there the pressure they are under.'. Speaking to us about his upcoming work, he said: 'I filmed two more TV shows, one that comes out in April time and then one at the end of the year (pictured with Leanne Quigley, Mollie Pearce and Jake Brown). The 2025 TV Choice Awards are back for another night of unmissable entertainment to celebrate the year's most memorable shows and the stars who made them happen.

This year, the glitzy ceremony returns to The London Hilton on Park Lane and will be hosted by comedian Jason Manford. Discussing his role, the stand-up star, who stars in nominated show Waterloo Road, said: 'I'm really looking forward to making my TV Choice Awards debut. 'It's an event that brings together so many great shows and performers and knowing that one of my programmes has made it onto the shortlist makes it even more exciting.

'I know it's going to be a great night.'. The awards ceremony will not be broadcast live, but the winners are set to be announced online by TV Choice. The TV Choice Awards encompass 18 competitive categories which are decided by the British public who were invited to vote on the event's website. The show will feature some exciting new updates, in particular a change in how the individual honours are divided up.

Nicola Coughlan is the sole performer up for one more prize, nominated for Best Drama Performance in Bridgerton and Best Comedy Performance in C4's Big Mood (pictured). She will battle it out with Michelle Keegan for the former category, with her rival up for her star turn in Sky Max's Brassic. Gone are the Best Soap Actor and Best Soap Actress gongs, replaced by a Best Soap Performer award which is open to anyone who played a role in a recurring show.

Similarly, the Drama category has been streamlined into one award while the newly-added Comedy category has received the same treatment. The Best Soap Newcomer award completes the list of new honours available to actors and actresses at this year's show. Nicola Coughlan is the sole performer up for one more prize, nominated for Best Drama Performance in Netflix's Bridgerton and Best Comedy Performance in C4's Big Mood.

She will battle it out with Michelle Keegan for the former category, with her rival up for her star turn in Sky Max's Brassic. Also nominated are David Mitchell for his role in Ludwig and Charlotte Ritchie, who put in a critically-acclaimed display in Ghosts. In the Best Drama Performance stakes, the actress, 38, is competing against Brenda Blethyn in Vera, Toby Jones in Mr Bates Vs The Post Office, and Luke Newton in Bridgerton.