‘He’s already rich’ fume Traitors fans as Harry is spotted on a private jet after claiming ‘he’s strapped for cash’

THE Traitors fans think Harry is secretly rich after he claimed he is strapped for cash - as they found photos of him on a private jet.

The 22-year-old has reached the final of the BBC One show having played an impressive game and he could potentially win up to £120,000.

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Speaking about what he'd do with the cash, the British Army engineer said before entering the Scottish castle: "My happiness comes from making everyone around me happy.

"So I would want to use some of the money to treat me family and my girlfriend.

"The other thing is I would like to replace my car." On top of that I'd also like to use it to start my new chapter in life."

But snaps on Harry's Instagram page have shown him high in the sky, taking a flight on a private jet.

The photos have circulated on X, formerly known as Twitter, and one viewer reacted: "Harry doesn’t need the money, his girlfriend is a singer and on tv and her brother is Conor Maynard - a one hit wonder but if u look on Harry’s insta, he was on a private jet the other day."

Another predicted Friday's final result, and joked: "Harry goes for Andrew at the final round table. Then Harry and the 3 remaining faithfuls vote to end the game. Harry takes the money with a big smirk across his face then jumps on a private jet."

One more shared Harry's photos and said: "Harry wants to do it for his family? That looks like a private jet lmao (laughing my head off)"

Sitting in the castle in the first episode, Harry told viewers: "I'm a typical lad, I love football, boxing, I'm in the army. The best advice I got in the army is 'if you can't be good, be careful'.

"So if you don't get caught you can never get in trouble.

"I think I've just got that face which sounds so cockey but you just want to either kiss it or punch it."

In his application for the show Harry revealed he no fear and he hoped that'll be one of his strengths going into the mission.

The legendary player explained: "I've never had any fear; I'd jump from an aeroplane, skydive and jump off cliffs. I’ve done all of it at work so I'm sure I'll be fine up in Scotland.

"I’m also used to working in teams and every day I'm in groups, whether they are big or small, trying to solve tasks, bouncing off each other.

"I think I'll be really good at working out the strengths of people and putting them into positions that they’ll work best at."

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