Harry Jowsey’s happily ever after is too sweet to handle.
After the Too Hot to Handle alum spent six weeks courting 20 different women for Netflix’s Let’s Marry Harry, he ended up tying the knot with contestant Amber Mozo—yes, really.
“It was a wild, beautiful journey, and it really taught me to slow down and just to take it day by day,” Jowsey told Tudum in an interview published Aug. 12. “And I got really, really lucky.”
And while Jowsey was torn between Mozo and contestant Dannelle Davidson, he ended up seeing forever in the Hawaiian travel photographer, though he wasn’t entirely sure she felt the same way.
“Amber is a bit of a wild card,” Jowsey, 29, admitted before the ceremony. “There’s a chance she says, ‘I don’t.'”
Well, lucky for the notorious bachelor, Mozo said, “I do.”
“This whole process with you has been about surrendering,” she expressed in her vows during the show’s finale. “This is crazy, but I love being crazy with you.”
The experience was all the more special for Mozo when reflecting on how her last relationship ultimately led her to this moment.
“I had gone through a breakup, and I was ready for someone to really ignite a version of me that was fun,” the 31-year-old recalled to Tudum. “And that really got me excited about Harry.”
Indeed, she started to fall for the reality TV star after seeing him surrounded by his family. But what made her really want to settle down with him was his charisma. As she put it, “We could watch grass grow.”
For Jowsey, as he explained during the finale, “I really love Amber’s confidence and how she thinks about the world.”
Ahead of the show’s release the reality star candidly shared how the 2024 death of his dad left him ready to settle down once and for all. Recently, Jowsey shared insight into what led him to want to settle down.
"Losing my father was obviously the biggest turning point," he told E! News in July. "In anyone's life losing a parent is really difficult."
The Dancing With the Stars alum continued, "Those last moments with my dad talking about that would be the biggest thing I was upset about, was I didn't have kids and a wife to meet him. So, that was really difficult and it made me take everything in life a little more serious."
And while a reality dating show isn’t how most people find their life partners, Jowsey wouldn’t have it any other way.
"I had so many good friends, on and off camera, who really wanted to make it the best experience," the Aussie native recounted, "and to make sure these are the right people for me. I couldn't say no to that. Who gets that many people wanting to help find your wife? It was really special."
Keep reading for more stars who got married this year.
The daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis signed onto forever with each other in August in Idaho.
For the occasion, the bride wore a custom Balenciaga gown.
The NBA star and former Iowa State cheerleader tied the knot at an Indianapolis courthouse in July the week before their formal ceremony.
Alongside pics from outside the government building, Jones wrote, “It’s (courthouse) official.”
The supermodel tied the knot with the TV writer in Italy in front of 100 of their close friends and family, three years after matching on a dating app.
“We’re warmed by feeling we got exactly the wedding we wanted," the couple told Vogue in a statement in July, "and exactly the partner we’ve always dreamed of."
JUST&T Married! In the blink of a twinkling eye, the Grammy winner and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end took their romance to the next level with a lavish, star-studded wedding at Madison Square Garden July 3.
A press release shared on behalf of the couple confirmed they were joined by 1,000 guests, including their officiant Adam Sandler, and sported custom Dior looks designed by Jonathan Anderson.
The Vampire Diaries alum and his partner of just over four years confirmed they tied the knot in an intimate ceremony. In a July 13 Instagram post, Kuckenberg mused, "Mr. and Mrs. and the Best Boy Greg."
The "Chicken Fried" singer and jewerly designer got married during a private wedding in Greece on May 25, just one year after they hard-launched their relationship at the 2025 American Music Awards.
The couple got engaged just two months later in July.
The country singer and former NFL quarterback tied the knot on May 10 in an outdoor ceremony in Tennessee.
"My absolute dream ceremony," Lainey told Vogue in an interview published May 14. "There's a small waterfall flowing down the hill behind the altar and windows. The waterfall is what convinced us to do the ceremony in this spot."
Later, she said, “My mama led the dinner prayer for all of our guests, and we settled in for a night of good food, good company, and good music."
The daughter of Today co-host Al Roker married her longtime partner in a small Paris ceremony, Al confirmed on the morning broadcast in May.
Weeks before, he explained how Leila’s nuptials were—sort of—a gift for her mom Deborah Roberts.
“Our daughter, Leila, is getting married, just before Mother’s Day. That Mother’s Day weekend, actually,” he told Swooon. “So, that’s kind of her Mother’s Day gift, I guess.”
The Boys costars tied the knot in an Australian ceremony in April, the Novocaine actor confirmed during a June appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
"It happened," Quaid said at the time. "I'm so happy about it."
The Originals costars eloped in Nashville in February while Candice was pregnant with the couple's first baby together.
"Walking down the aisle in that warm glow of the magic hour felt like our own little secret," she told Vogue. "Like the rest of the world kept turning in chaos, and we had this small little nook of the world to ourselves. Time slowed down and felt like a love song."
The former Playboy model—who was married to Hugh Hefner from 2012 until his death in 2017—tied the knot with James Ward in an intimate tropical ceremony on April 2 in the Cook Islands.
Cher's son, whom the singer shared with her late ex-husband Sonny Bono, married Shara Blue Mathes on March 8 in Los Angeles after nearly a decade of dating.
The Dance Moms alum tied the knot with Brian Thalman on Feb. 21 with her fellow Abby Lee Dance Company alums Kendall Vertes, Melissa Gison, Nia Sioux, Kenzie Ziegler, Chloe Lukasiak and Kalani Hilliker in attendance.
The Stranger Things actress and "Northsiders" singer wed in a Valentine's Day ceremony on Feb. 14 in New York City.
"I'm a very, very lucky person who's very happy right now," Maya told to People in a March 12 interview. "And yeah, couldn't be more grateful."
The New England Patriots player and his partner—whose name has not been publicly revealed—got married in a private ceremony, days before his team will match-up against the Seattle Seahawks at the 2026 Super Bowl on Feb. 8.
On Jan. 21, the Wheel of Fortune co-host shared that she tied the knot with her longtime partner in a private wedding ceremony.
"Surprise! We got married!" Vanna wrote on Instagram at the time, alongside a photo of the couple from their big day. "John and I have been in love for more than a decade and a little while back, we wanted to make it official in a private ceremony."
She added, "We’re excited to share this new joyful chapter in our lives with all of you!"
The Love is Blind alum tied the knot with the corporate attorney Jan. 17 in an “elegant” Chicago wedding three years after her 2022 divorce from costar Jarrette Jones.
The ABC News correspondent, whose parents are the late Christopher Reeve and Dana Reeve, exchanged vows with event planner Amanda Dubin in Miami Jan. 17.
After four years together, the Fire Island star and John-Michael Sudsina tied the knot Jan. 14 in an intimate ceremony at the Exploratorium, an interactive science museum in San Francisco.
"Feeling very lucky that I can honestly say my wedding was the best day of my life, no contest," Joel reflected on Instagram. "I've never felt so certain and so loved."
The Miss World America 2020 winner and nephew of actor Kyle MacLachlan tied the knot in New York City on Jan. 3 less than 2 years after Win popped the question in April 2024.
"We've already grown so much as a couple: being together nearly seven years, starting a business together and now getting married," Alissa told People in an interview published Jan. 2026. "We are an amazing team, and we're so excited to continue to grow together for the rest of our lives."