The Traitors winner Harry Clark has revealed he has landed a new TV project – and it’s worlds away from the drama of the Highlands castle. 

Harry, 23, won the second series of the BBC show as a Traitor after managing to deceive his Faithful friend Molly Pearce.

And he is set to return to TV for the first time in over a year in the series Pilgrimage: The Road Through The Alps.

The Alps is a three-part series which will see Harry join The Wanted star Jay McGuiness, comedian Helen Lederer, and TV personality Jeff Brazier, among other celebrities, on a pilgrimage.

The series will show the celebs begin their pilgrimage walk in the Austrian village of Inzing, outside the Tyrolean capital of Innsbruck, and end in the foothills of the Swiss Alps, Einsiedeln Abbey near Zurich. 

Sharing the news on Instagram on Monday, Harry said: ‘So happy I can now announce I’m on the next series of Pilgrimage on BBC Two! 

The Traitors winner Harry Clark has revealed he has landed a new TV project and it’s worlds away from the drama of the Highlands castle – BBC’s Pilgrimage in Switzerland

Sharing the news on Instagram on Monday, Harry said: ‘So happy I can now announce I’m on the next series of Pilgrimage on BBC Two!’

‘I can’t wait for everyone to finally see my faithful side. I could not have asked for a better bunch of people to go on this journey with✨.’

Teasing the news earlier in the day Harry said: ‘Very exciting news coming today!!! If you can guess what it is I’ll give you a fiver.’

After breaking the news he added: ‘Back on TV soon. This year is off to a flyer.’ 

Harry’s friends and family were quick to share their delight for him, with his girlfriend Anna Maynard commenting: ‘WOOOOO !! big moves.’

Meanwhile fellow The Traitors stars also got behind him, with his podcast co-host Paul Gorton writing: ‘Things you just love to see, proud of you man ❤️.’  

‘There he isssss,’ said Freddy Fraser, while Brian Davidson added: ‘Brilliant! Where in the Swiss alps were you? I’m just back from there!’

Last month, the TV personality told MailOnline that he is working on several new TV projects after finding fame on the second series of the psychological adventure compeтιтion.

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. 

Harry, 23, won the second series of the BBC show as a Traitor after managing to deceive his Faithful friend Molly Pearce

Teasing the news earlier in the day Harry said: ‘Very exciting news coming today!!! If you can guess what it is I’ll give you a fiver’

After breaking the news he added: ‘Back on TV soon. This year is off to a flyer’

‘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 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.’

Harry’s friends and family were quick to share their delight for him, with his girlfriend Anna Maynard commenting: ‘WOOOOO !! big moves’

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.’