TRAITORS winner Harry Clark has revealed his incredible body transformation after making his marathon debut as fans flooded him with support.
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champion has wowed fans after revealing his dramatic body transformation thanks to his training for the London Landmarks Half .
He said just five months he struggled to complete even a 5k.
In a series of side-by-side photos, Harry shared a proud “before and after.”;
One image showed him shirtless in white showing off his tattoos.
The other captured him mid-marathon, beaming in his running gear and numbered bib, celebrating a huge milestone with a thumbs-up in central .
“5 months ago the geeza on slide 2 couldn’t run 5k,”; Harry wrote.
“Yesterday he ran 21k... Anything is possible.”;
He went on to thank the cheering crowds: “The London Landmarks half marathon was truly something special.
“Every stranger that cheered me on... they helped everyone, big or small, cross that finish line.”;
Fans flooded the comments with praise as one said: “Corr smashed it mate.”;
While wrote: “Well now I’m crying. So proud of you.”;
Harry Clark is back on the BBC later this month in Pilgrimage: The Road Through the Alps after turning down other lucrative opportunities.
Sources told Flying Eze he avoided going on shows that would require him to open about his personal life, including the drama surrounding his girlfriend's brother Conor Maynard.
Conor was accused of fathering a child with Harry's co-star from the Traitors, Charlotte Chilton.
An industry insider told Flying Eze: “Even though he won The Traitors, Harry hasn't appeared to capitalise on the opportunity so far.
“He was really keen on signing up for or I'm A Celebrity, but has struggled to find other shows that are suitable.
“It’s not about the money for him because he already has a great lifestyle. He wants to do more meaningful jobs and be taken seriously.
“Harry's not interested in doing a show like . He's savvy and knows he'd be pushed to talk about the drama surrounding his girlfriend's brother.
“He's really happy to have landed Pilgrimage as his first major show since The Traitors. It's more of a high-brow show on BBC than doing ITV reality.”
Speaking about the show, Harry said: “I've always had faith. I was baptised and all my family are Catholic.
“I was an altar server in church and played the violin in church with my sister, so I was always around faith.
“I'm so excited to go on this Pilgrimage, to meet the other pilgrims and find out about their religions, what they believe in and why, and if they don't believe, why?
“Because I've questioned who God is my whole life, not in a bad way, but as in no one knows who God is.”
