The Traitors star Mollie, who made it all the way to the final of the last series, has revealed that Harry didn't keep a promise he made to her.
The BBC reality show that makes a bunch of people play a social deception game for a big-money prize is about to conclude its third series and it has become an absolute ratings juggernaut.
Millions of Brits have been tuning in to watch The Traitors, and they might well remember the drama of the final last time around.
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In it Faithful Mollie Pearce put her trust in Harry Clark, who revealed that he was the last Traitor standing and would be winning the prize pot.
Mollie stormed off in tears and a barrage of expletives, while Harry's remorse appeared short-lived, shortly afterwards declaring himself 'the best Traitor in the world'.
After the show was over Mollie said that Harry had 'promised me a holiday' and that they were still friends, but speaking to the Daily Mail she said that a getaway never really materialised.
"Me and Harry are friends, it's been such a long time now and there are no grudges," Mollie said, making it clear that she 'never held him' to his promise of a holiday and there's no ill feeling between the pair.
"It's his money, do you know what I mean? I can pay for my own holidays. It is what it is, but I can definitely sort myself out."
While she made it to the final of The Traitors only to be pipped to the post by Harry, this time she's got victory in another popular show in her sights as she's competing on Dancing On Ice and things are going pretty well.
As for The Traitors, while Mollie's most iconic moment in the finale might well be realising Harry was a Traitor all along at the firepit, series three is headed for its own climactic finish tonight (24 January) where we'll have to see how the current crop will do in her situation.
Our five finalists are sole Traitor Charlotte and the quartet of Faithfuls Frankie, Alexander, Leanne and Jake.
On the penultimate episode the nation's darling Alexander, who won our hearts by singing backwards and falling endearingly into a hedge, made sure that Frankie came out on top in the challenge which won her the right to unlock the power of 'The Seer'.
Plenty of viewers had picked up on the clues about The Seer, which is a powerful role in the social deception games The Traitors is based upon as it allows a player to learn the true allegiance of someone else in the game.
Fortunately for the Faithfuls, Frankie investigated Charlotte meaning that as we head into the final, the identity of the final Traitor is known.
However, the group don't know she's the only remaining Traitor and in a new twist the team won't know whether any players they banish at the end of the game are Traitor or Faithful or whether they've caught all the Traitors.
Series three of The Traitors concludes tonight on BBC One, remember that the final episode is starting at 8.30pm instead of the usual 9pm.
Topics: The Traitors, TV, BBC
Joe Harker