From heartbreaker to husband.
Harry Jowsey married contestant Amber Mozo during the finale of his dating competition show, “Let’s Marry Harry.”
Viewers watched the notorious reality star get teary eyed as his bride walked down the aisle.
Jowsey and the Hawaii-based travel photographer also said emotional vows during the nuptials.
“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 gushed.
In a touching tribute, Jowsey, 29, wore his late father’s glasses while reading his vows, so “he could see how beautiful” Mozo is.
For her part, Mozo said, “I didn’t really plan on coming here, and I feel like life had better plans for me.”
She continued, “This whole process with you has been a process of surrendering, letting my guard down… 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.”
At the start of the series, the “Too Hot To Handle” alum met 20 eligible bachelorettes looking to marry him.
Jowsey’s closest friends and confidants, Amanda Kloots, Georgia Hassarati, and Sonny Henty, stepped in to guide Jowsey toward the right woman and help him eliminate the rest.
Throughout the show, Jowsey wrestled with his former playboy ways and yearned for authentic love and marriage.
By the end, the Australian native narrowed it down to his final two contestants, Dannelle Davidson and Mozo, before deciding on the latter.
Jowsey has come a long way since he first made his reality TV debut on Season 1 of “Too Hot To Handle” in 2020.
He and co-star Francesca Farago were the standout couple from the dating show and had an on again, off again, relationship until they split for good in June 2020.
Jowsey then dated “Too Hot To Handle” alum Georgia Hassarati and “Love Is Blind” star Jessica Vestal.
He has also been romantically linked to Lucy Hale, Kristin Cavallari and Sia.
“Let’s Marry Harry” is streaming on Netflix now.
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