I don't know who "King Samson" is. There's no such person in The Bible. The Biblical Samson was a Judge, not a King; the first King was Saul, a century or so later.
Do you perhaps mean King Solomon? If so, very different person.
[Edit: There's apparently a rapper or something named "King Solomon". If that's what you mean, obviously not the same person.]
Samson.
Yes, according to the biblical story in the Book of Judges, Delilah betrayed Samson by revealing the secret of his strength to the Philistines in exchange for silver. This led to Samson's capture and eventual downfall.
They are biblical and not Greek mythology.
In the biblical story of Samson and Delilah, Samson's wine symbolizes his weakness and vulnerability. It represents how his indulgence in alcohol led to his downfall and betrayal by Delilah. The wine serves as a metaphor for the temptations and distractions that can lead individuals astray from their true purpose and strength.
Samson was betrayed by Delilah when she told the Philistines that the secret is that if you cut off all of his hair then he will lose all of his strength and she was never mentioned in the bible again.
Samson was betrayed to the Philistines by Delilah, a woman who had been bribed by them to discover the secret of his strength. She cut his hair, the source of his power, leading to his capture and eventual death.
There is no indication in the Biblical account that Samson and Delilah were married. Delilah was a Philistine woman who deceived Samson and cut his hair while he was sleeping, thereby causing him to lose his strength.
That was Delilah. The story is found in Judges 16.
Yes, tradition states that she was a real person. Archaeology does not speak to this question. If Delilah were the kind of person that the Old Testament describes her to be, a commoner that had limited direct influence with tribal authorities, we would not expect for there to be evidence of her presence.
It was not, in fact, Delilah that cut off Samson's hair. First of all, we should note Samson's head was shaved, not clipped. Delilah made Samson "sleep upon her knees; and she called for a man, and she caused him to shave off the seven locks of his head." So, it seems poor Delilah has received a good deal of bad press she didn't deserve.
Samson is to his hair. Like how David used a sling to defeat Goliath, Samson's strength came from his long hair, as described in the biblical story of Samson and Delilah.
Brutus betrayed Julius Caesar. Another story of betrayal is Samson and Delilah.