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Will Harry Jowsey Star in Another Dating Show? He Says...

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Harry Jowsey is no longer married to the idea of finding love on TV.

Because after appearing on series like Too Hot to Handle, Perfect Match and most recently Let’s Marry Harry, the reality star has decided he’s done with dating shows.

"I appreciate everyone watching—good or bad,” he exclusively told E! News’ Keltie Knight on the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards blue carpet Sept. 27. "That’s the thing with reality TV, it’s kind of built for criticism and commentary. So, I really appreciate everyone tuning in. It hopefully gets a lot better. There’s some nicer stuff coming out. So, no more dating shows for me—fully retired. Love my girl."

Of course, Harry is referring to his new romance following his split from Amber Mozo, who he wed (though not legally) on the finale of Let’s Marry Harry before they announced their dramatic breakup on the reunion. While the Boyfriend Material host has not publicly confirmed who he’s now dating, social media users have had their theories.

One thing Harry has revealed, however, is that he feels this relationship is different than ones he’s had in the past.

"I think just the patience and her ambition," the 29-year-old explained, "and her overall understanding on life and love."

He especially appreciates her patience as his love life has played out on TV: “Just having her be like, 'I get it. All good. Stop being an idiot.'"

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While Harry may be done with dating shows, he isn’t finished with reality TV entirely. The podcaster is set to appear on the competition series The Mob, which premieres on Hulu Oct. 26. As for how he thinks it will go?

“Hopefully a lot better than the last time,” Harry, who’s already finished filming the series, said. “I’m praying.”

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