Celebrity SAS star Harry Clark gets brutal telling off by chiefs who mock looks
Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Harry Clark has mocked his appearance once again in tonight's episode of the hit Channel 4 reality series.
Harry, 24, found fame overnight following his triumphant win on The Traitors in 2024, but he has taken the brave step to join the recruits led by no-nonsense chiefs Mark "Billy" Billingham, Jason "Foxy" Fox, Rudy Reyes, and Chris Oliver.
The reality TV star has jumped into the experience alongside the likes of Chloe Burrows, Tasha Ghouri, Louie Spence, and Rebecca Loos for this year's series, and while he's found it tough mentally, Harry has proved himself as quite the resilient recruit so far. It comes after Love Island star Chloe revealed the real reason she suddenly quit the show.
In tonight's episode, viewers will see Harry heavily focused as the chief staff call him in for an interrogation talk after a challenge based on trusting your fellow recruits. With military experience under his belt before his reality TV breakthrough, Harry was grilled about his skills and what he has taken from his experience.
However, when asked if he ever cuts corners or has cheated, he's faced with a telling off as the chiefs pull out CCTV footage of him skipping a number of burpees after being ordered to do 20 in row. After being forced to watch the footage and count how many burpees he actually did, Harry is faced with intense criticism.
Earlier in the episode, Harry joked about not being able to grow facial hair as he spoke to his fellow recruits about the fact they had not looked at themselves in the mirror in nearly a week. "Do you know what I just deeped yeah? We haven't looked at ourselves in the mirror in like four days," he said.
"I haven't had facial hair since I was like 16. I'm clean shaven every day but do you know what's nice? I have like a proper Italian mustache."
It's not the first time Harry has spoken about his appearance on the show. In episode two, the former Traitors star admitted that he felt less fit than a lot of his fellow recruits due to the fact he had gained some weight after shooting to stardom.
Harry admitted that his new glitzy lifestyle of attending events with endless food and drink has changed the way he looks after he scooped the £95,150 cash prize on the BBC show.
The star has been documenting his health journey with inspiring posts on Instagram over the last few months. In December, he told his followers he had overhauled his lifestyle in an effort to shift the pounds and ditch his 'chubby bunny' physique.
He later impressed fans with his buff body as he uploaded snaps from the gym in a slideshow on social media. "Life isn't slowing down and I'm not either, hope you enjoy my random post thanks luv u xoxox,' Harry captioned the post.
In the photos, the reality star could be seen posing shirtless in a bathroom mirror while flexing his muscles, as well as snaps during his workout at the gym, and a brief video of him running.
Harry shared photos documenting his body overhaul, and included a before and after snap to highlight how far he has come. '1st December reminder to myself. Also, remember to always look at how far you've come!
"The first photo is me currently sat around 85kg's feeling like nothing's really changed, then the second photo is me in august on holiday at 100+kg. People always say to me they swear I never needed to looe weight before, however the proof is in the pudding, I was a chubby bunny,' he wrote.
'Mad to think it's just the start, who knows where I'll be next August. Hope everyone's had a good week, I'm currently deeping the fact this time next week I'll be 24 which is mad, but what a year 23 has been,' he candidly shared.
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