Who won The Traitors UK season 2 and where are the cast now?

The Traitors is well underway with some big characters delivering pure Entertainment, but the success of the UK series was ensured long before they entered the castle.

This is the third season of the show with the addictive format making us obsessed with the ‘normal’ people the casting team have found.

When you’re not too busy wondering who the hell is gonna come back (Linda voice) in the new episodes, you might also be considering how some of the former stars have spent their time since leaving Ardross Castle. If you want to know where the contestants are from season one, then head here, but right now we’ll be focusing on the gang from the second series.

Since last year, the cast of Claudia Winkleman’s hit murder mystery game show have certainly been busy. From welcoming children, to launching podcasts, and even bagging a spot on one of ITV’s biggest reality shows, it’s all been going on.

Let’s take a look at how they’ve been embracing their newfound fame, and remind ourselves of who actually won the BBC show.

Who won The Traitors season 2?

The competition was won by Traitor Harry Clark, who took home the entire prize pot, which was standing at £95,150.

The game requires the Faithfuls to figure out who the Traitors are and vote them out at roundtables, while also avoiding being murdered by the Traitors. Harry managed to banish the other players one by one, and convince the last remaining faithful, Mollie Pearce, that he was on her side.

Since taking home the jackpot, Harry has been busy launching his own media career. Now he’s not spending his time fooling his castmates, he is hosting a podcast called Harry and Paul’s Guide to Life with fellow ex-Traitor Paul Gorton. There are reports that he could be returning to reality TV soon with an appearance on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Win – Harry is a former Army Engineer so he could be at an advantage.

Harry was in a relationship with Anna Maynard, the sister of singer Conor Maynard, when participating on the show and the romance has very much continued.

There were a few other standout stars of the series, who’ve also been navigating the world of show business…

Where are The Traitors season 2 cast now?

Jaz Singh

Jaz Singh was onto Harry but his communication wasn’t quite enough to convince Molly, who voted him out, so he left The Traitors empty-handed.

For his impeccable detective skills, he was named Jazatha Christie by the public. In an ode to his nickname, Jaz presented a This Morning miniseries, where he found out more about Agatha Christie. He also created some motivational episodes for the BBC Asian Network on being kind, being faithful, and building confidence.

Jaz discovered his father was living another life with a ‘whole second family’, which he discussed on The Traitors. ‘There’s been sort of no reaching out from him,’ Jaz told Metro about whether he’d had contact with his father since appearing on the show.

‘I think he understands and accepts that he should go his way and we should go our way.’

He touched more on the subject for BBC Radio 4 documentaries entitled The Psychology of a Second Life.

Mollie Pearce

She may have missed out on winning The Traitors after incorrectly putting her trust in Harry, but she could win a different reality show. Mollie has signed herself up for Dancing On Ice, and partnered with Colin Grafton, she will be performing a routine for the first time this Sunday.

She was forced to miss out on one month of training on ice due to a fractured wrist but is determined to not let it hold her back. Mollie plans to ‘show people you can do anything’ and give those with disabilities ‘hope’.

Mollie is a single lady after recently splitting from her long-term boyfriend Max Backwell.

Paul Gorton

As previously mentioned Paul has been working closely with another Traitor. Instead of plotting banishments, they’ve been ‘diving headfirst into their wild takes on life, fame and the absurdities of the world around us’ in The Harry and Paul Show.

He leaned into the villian role on The Traitors, but is a much softer family man in the real world. In November, he welcomed his second child Cooper with his partner Kate Waldron – the pair already have toddler Charlie.

Diane Carson

Her exit from the show may never be topped – attending her own funeral after taking a sip of deadly fizzy rosé – and Diane Carson has been capitalising on her icon time on the show ever since with appearances on Celebrity MasterChef, Loose Women, and a Comic Relief sketch.

Soon Diane is taking on a whole new challenge – a three month UK theatre tour of a production called Mothers of the Brides. The perfect move for the woman dubbed ‘mother’. She’s also dabbling in the podcast world and will soon be launching Spill the Fizz with drag queen Beary Poppins – details of the endeavor have not yet been revealed.

Ross Carson

When Diane uttered the words: ‘Paul just couldn’t be my son, but Ross is’ and Ross Carson secretly winked at the camera after saying Diane was his mother because other contestants said the same, we knew the casting team had done a beautiful job.

Nowadays you’re more likely to find Ross behind the camera rather than in front of it as the director runs his own production company called Just Upstairs.

Charlotte Chilton

Since The Traitors ended Charlotte Chilton has experienced a huge life change – she’s become a mother. She gave birth to her baby girl Penelope in October, saying her ‘heart is full’ after a difficult pregnancy and having suffered seven miscarriages and failed IVF in the past.

She had previously revealed that the father of her child is singer Conor, after she met him at an unofficial wrap party for The Traitors. Charlotte has claimed she hasn’t heard anything from him, but won’t deny Penelope contact from her biological father in the future.

‘He knows. I’ve not heard anything,’ Charlotte told OK! magazine.

She went on: ‘There’s been days where I’ve been in tears because I’m sitting here thinking, “I’ve got a daughter that looks f**king identical to you.”

‘She’s got his eyes, his hair, his facial expressions.’

Charlotte has also launched her own business – Supply Allies – which is nothing to do with her new TV fame. The business bio reads: ‘Our mission is to connect talented educators with schools, colleges, and universities that need their expertise. We pride ourselves on offering personalised recruitment solutions that meet the diverse needs of the education sector.’

Andrew Jenkins

Andrew Jenkins made it to the final four before being unveiled as a traitor at the last round table.

During The Traitors, Andrew spoke about a horror crash that almost ended his life. ‘I was involved in a serious road traffic accident 23 years ago and they said I was dead initially on the side of the road,’ he said.

‘I was in a coma for five weeks and they got told I had severe brain damage.

‘The injuries I had were horrific. I was told after my accident that I’d never walk again, and I told the doctor I would walk again.

‘And I did it, I’m not going to fail, I’m not going to give up on anything.’

In September, he walked for 1,200km, to raise money for people with brain injuries – a cause naturally close to his heart. In a nod to his TV past, the challenge began at The Traitors filming location.

The Traitors continues tonight at 9pm on BBC One.
Who won The Traitors UK season 2 and where are the cast now?