Harry Jowsey has a message for fans who think his wedding to Amber Mozo, featured on Let’s Marry Harry, was fraudulent.
“‘The wedding was fake. Fake marriage.’ Guys, shut up! You silly little wombat. Let me explain how it all works,” Harry, 29, said in a Sunday, August 16, Instagram video. “One thing to note: I’ve never been married before. I don’t know how a wedding works. I don’t know the order of things. I don’t know s***. But on the day of the wedding, this is what you show up, say I do, have a little smooch, and get the hell out of there, go on a honeymoon.”
He continued, “But this is how it went down. So basically, the morning situation happened — which I’ll do a separate video on, saying goodbye to Dannelle [Davidson]. But once we get there, all our friends and family are there. I’m saying hi to everyone. ‘Oh my god, can’t believe it.’ Whatever else. We do the ceremony. Then once that is done, they take everyone away and put them in holding rooms — or holding stables because we were on a farm.”
Harry explained that he and Amber were taken “back up to the house,” where he was filmed in a video saying, “See you never.” When Harry and Amber were there, they signed paperwork — but the paperwork was never legally filed.
“Obviously, because it’s a TV show, they said, ‘We can’t submit this until after the reunion.’ Because basically, if they submitted it on that day, all the money, all the time, everything like that, everything they invested in the show would have been for nothing because it would have been ruined, and you guys wouldn’t watch the show,” he said, referencing the filing being public and, therefore, available for anyone to ruin the end of the series.
Harry, however, noted that he “almost blew it” when DeuxMoi shared an Instagram Story of him in Hawaii with a mystery woman, with the pair’s backs to the camera.
“So to save the whole experience for all the girls, all the crew, obviously Netflix and everything like that, they held on to the paperwork,” he explained. “It is out there, but now you will see once the reunion is done and out there if it gets submitted or if it gets torn up.”
Harry is set to discuss his status with Amber during the Let’s Harry Marry reunion, which premieres on Netflix Wednesday, August 26. Us exclusively announced earlier this month that influencer Haley Baylee would be hosting the episode.
“I’m super excited for this opportunity because I’ve been watching closely and, trust, I have a lot of questions,” Haley exclusively told Us. “We’re getting into all the hookups, blowups and messy stuff in between that you guys can’t stop talking about.”
Harry, for his part, previously teased to Us that he had to “make the hardest decision” about his life in the finale.
“During the final nights, I couldn’t sleep. I didn’t want to hurt anyone or break anyone’s heart. I was spiraling,” he confessed in an Us cover story. “I was like, ‘This is meant to be the coolest thing ever, but it’s at the expense of someone else.’”
The Let’s Marry Harry reunion premieres on Netflix Wednesday, August, 26, at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT. All episodes are now streaming.
