
While some reality TV fans may still believe Harry Jowsey really got married following his latest Netflix reality show, the influencer has now revealed the truth about his relationship status.
Earlier this month, Netflix dropped a brand new dating show, Let’s Marry Harry, with the goal of finding the Aussie star a spouse.
After narrowing down 20 hopeful fiancées, viewers were left waiting to see who the 29-year-old would pick as his bride.
Jowsey is, of course, a regular on dating shows and he had built himself a reputation as being quite a player. While trying to find a wife, he was guided by his close friends Amanda Kloots and Sonny Henty, and even his ex Georgia Hassarti.
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After dating, and seemingly snogging, the contestants, Jowsey narrowed it down to his final few, before it was revealed in the finale that he had chosen to marry Amber Mozo, a 30-year-old travel photographer from Hawaii.
Viewers saw them get ‘married’ on the show, but it turns out it was all for show and wasn’t legally binding. They didn’t get a wedding certificate at the end of it.

While Jowsey and Mozo were not each other’s happily ever after, he has apparently found a new partner who he believes is his ‘forever person’.
During the reality show’s reunion special, he explained he’s found ‘peace’ with his new partner, who he did not name.
“I’ve got the most amazing love and the most amazing human in my life,” he gushed.
Mozo, however, was not happy about how things went down, claiming that he met his new partner, a ‘big influencer’, during their honeymoon.
“He was prioritising being with this person and filming,” she claimed, “then pushed me to the side and then made it as if it was my problem.”
“I don’t enjoy being in a marriage where I’m gaslit, manipulated and emotionally abused," Mozo shared. “I f--king ran for the hills once I saw what you were about when the cameras cut.”

In a separate interview, he told Us Weekly that it was 'the hardest decision' on who to choose, and he lost sleep over it.
"During the final nights, I couldn’t sleep. I didn’t want to hurt anyone or break anyone’s heart. I was spiralling. I was like, ‘This is meant to be the coolest thing ever, but it’s at the expense of someone else.’ The younger version of myself would’ve been like, ‘Whatever, who cares?’ It was heavy," he confessed.
Jowsey added: "Great for TV but horrible for me.”
However, Jowsey insists the show has changed him for the better, even if his 'marriage' didn't work out.
“It made me be better at communicating my feelings and reevaluate relationships and go, ‘Is this love [or] lust?’ Which I only just figured out,” he admitted.
"And moving forward, it’s only one person forever and no lying. It’s my rule," he insisted.
"I haven’t shown up in the most respectful way in the past, and a big part of that is me being flirty or saying crazy things to get a reaction," reflected the influencer.
"My level now is respectful. No being flirty and no being naughty.”
Topics: Celebrity, Reality TV, Netflix, Wedding