Harry Jowsey didn’t get legally married to Amber Mozo on “Let’s Marry Harry”: report

Leigh BlickleyThu, August 13, 2026 at 7:45 PM UTC

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Amber Mozo and Harry Jowsey on ‘Let’s Marry Harry’Credit: NetflixKey Points -

Harry Jowsey is reportedly not legally married.

He tied the knot with Amber Mozo on Let’s Marry Harry, but apparently the marriage wasn’t legally binding.

Netflix reportedly wanted to avoid spoilers hitting the internet.

Harry Jowsey is a married man, just apparently not legally.

According to a TMZ report, Jowsey and his winner, Amber Mozo, did tie the knot on Let’s Marry Harry, but their marriage was not legally binding.

Sources familiar with the situation told TMZ the production team intentionally held off on making the marriage official to avoid spoiling the ending before it aired.

“We were preventing a Love Is Blind situation,” the source said, referencing how eagle-eyed fans tend to discover marriage records before viewers learn which couples make it to the altar.

A production source also confirmed to TMZ that Jowsey and Mozo didn’t legally marry “yet” because of spoiler concerns. (And TMZ claimed they looked through marriage records in and around the show’s filming location and found nothing.)

The couple will reportedly arrive together at the reunion, scheduled to film on Aug. 24, and give fans an update on how their relationship has been going since the show ended. (Rumors are swirling that they’ve already broken up.)

The reunion will air on Netflix Aug. 26.

Entertainment Weekly reached out to Netflix for comment on Jowsey and Mozo’s relationship status.

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Jowsey chose Mozo over fellow finalist Dannelle Davidson in the final episode of the reality dating series, which was produced by Alex Cooper’s Unwell network. Amanda Kloots, who served as one of three relationship mentors to Jowsey on the show, officiated the ceremony.

The Australian-born reality star, 29, said “I do” to Mozo, 31, a travel photographer from Hawaii, after a touching vow exchange.

Harry and Amber on their ‘wedding day’Credit: Netflix

“On the first day of this, I didn’t think we’d be here. Somehow you made me slow down, soften, and believe in something real. And here you are, and you make me feel like home,” Jowsey told Mozo, who later shared with him, “You are so special and so unique, and I always said that unique souls have unique timelines, and it just feels like you were always meant to be on mine from my first date.”

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The show featured 20 women, err fiancées, vying for the affections of Jowsey—who was guided by Kloots, his ex-girlfriend Georgia Hassarati, and friend Sonny Henty.

“Dating in the public eye is a little bit scary and a little bit stressful,” Jowsey told PEOPLE of why he wanted to do the show. “This was such a unique opportunity where I just put my phone away and I got to be in this environment with these girls [who] are as serious as I am about marriage.”

Let’s Marry Harry is now streaming on Netflix. The reunion special will premiere on Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 9 p.m. ET.

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