They spent four weeks inside The Traitors castle, playing the ultimate game of deception and manipulation.
And now, the cast have finally reunited after Harry Clark was crowned the winner of the BBC show.
The British Army Corporal, 23, scooped the show’s £95K jackpot after he managed to convince everyone.
Harry and his former victims put his traitorous lies and deceits in the past as they enjoyed a boozy evening out in London to celebrate the final episode airing.
He reunited with ‘villain’ Paul Gorton, who hopped on Harry’s back as they posed for a playful snap.
Elsewhere, finalist Jaz Singh posed for a snap with his fiancée Harneet Kaurl, Harry an his girlfriend Anna Maynard and wrote on social media: ‘End of the war and to new beginnings’
Mollie Pearce beamed alongside fan favourite Diane Carson and her son Ross, despite Harry betraying her.
A staggering 6.9million viewers watched as Mollie stormed out when the army engineer told her he was a Traitor.
Harry fought off competition from 20 other contestants all vying to win up to £100,000 in the famous castle as part of the intense psychological game.
After convincing the 21-year-old that he was faithful throughout the show, she was left in turmoil as she weighed up whether to vote out Jaz or Harry at the end the game.
Yet Mollie stayed loyal to her friendship, changing the name on her chalkboard at the last minute from Harry, to Jaz only to find out the heartbreaking truth that Harry was a traitor.
Despite confirming on The Traitors: Uncloaked that her and Harry are ‘still best friends’ the disability model was absent from the celebratory pub trip.
Meanwhile Harry walked alongside fellow traitor Paul and Diane as the threesome put all bad blood between them in the past as they linked arms together while making their way to the pub.
They were also joined by fellow traitors Ash and Miles as well as faithfuls Jonny, Brian and Charlotte.
As the group headed inside Harry got a round of drinks in for his pals after bagging the £95,150 cash prize.
In the final episode host Claudia Winkleman congratulated Harry on his spectacular victory as she announced: ‘Harry you did it, you’ve played the game of your life, you’ve played an extraordinary game…£95,150! At 22 years old you have beaten everybody, you are our winner!’
Overwhelmed Harry said: ‘My legs are shaking, oh my, oh my God! I just won £95,000! She’s like crying and stuff.
‘Mollie basically is the reason I am here, I need to gain her trust back, I don’t know if that will be possible, but I am going to try my hardest I promise you that.
‘My family know I am a good guy, to everyone else, if you don’t think I am a good guy – I promise you I am.
‘I came here for my family, my loved ones, they are my motivation, they are the reason I go on in life, and I can’t wait to be able to ring them and be like ‘I’ve just won 95 grand!’ it makes me so excited.
‘I feel like I can breathe, cause I am me again, I am Harry again… I underestimated this massively, you come here and there is 22 amazing people, and from the off I have been a Traitor, I’ve had enough of being naughty and being bad because that was next level!’
Meanwhile Mollie was overcome with emotion as she cried: ‘Oh my f*****g god,’ before storming out of the studio.
Harry was faced with a series of tough decisions during his time as traitor, and betraying Mollie was undoubtedly the hardest.
Earlier in the episode Evie was banished by her fellow contestants, despite her strong defence that she was a faithful.
Andrew also fell victim to Harry’s incredible tactics as he too was banished after all three remaining players voted him out.
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