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Who Will Harry Jowsey Marry? He Teases the Ending of ‘Let’s Marry Harry’ Finale
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- Harry Jowsey and his Confidants narrowed his potential fiancées to two finalists, Dannelle Davidson and Amber Mozo, ahead of the Let’s Marry Harry finale.
- Harry and his friends admitted they were initially unsure about the finalists, as both women were shy, and their connections with Harry developed later in the process.
- The Season 1 finale will drop on August 12.
Harry Jowsey and his Confidants, Georgia Hassarati, Amanda Kloots, and Sonny Henty, have narrowed his 20 fiancées down to just two. Heading into the Let’s Marry Harry finale on August 12, Harry and his most-trusted friends sat down with Swooon to discuss his final picks and tease his wedding day. (Warning: Episodes 1-7 spoilers ahead!)
According to Harry, he didn’t know until the end of the process that he would be seeing either Dannelle Davidson or Amber Mozo at the end of the aisle on his wedding day. “Honestly, I had no idea,” he explained. “With Dannelle and Amber, our relationships really started to blossom later on, and it was difficult those first couple of days because there’s so many people, and so many different sides of me were coming out with different girls.”
He added, “It was really difficult, to be honest, to pinpoint who feels like the best fit. But I think as we were able to spend more time together, I was like, ‘Wow, these are really, really good people and I’d be lucky to be with either of them.”
As for the Confidants, they were quick to say that they did not know Dannelle and Amber would be the two at the end either. Amanda even went as far as to say, “I remember, the first episode, I didn’t really like Amber because she was super quiet and not showing interest.” She added, “They grew on us.”
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Georgia shared, “I think they were more shy and introverted. They kind of stuck to themselves, so it was hard to see them connecting with him, so we really didn’t know much about how well of a fit they would be until later when things got more narrowed down.”
Going into the finale, Harry recalled, “I feel like other shows that have been more of a played-up version of myself to get a big reaction out of the audience, and this is obviously way more serious.” He explained, “It was really daunting, and I really wanted to take it serious because — knowing that these girls had signed up for a show where they could potentially marry me — I didn’t want to do them a disservice by not taking them as serious as I should.”
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Obviously, Harry and the Confidants could not share who he ends up with in the finale, but Harry’s “Honorary Brother” revealed that he was not happy with Harry’s final pick. Both Georgia and Amanda shared that they were happy with his choice, but Sonny immediately hit us with a “no” when asked if he approved.
When asked if he wanted to elaborate, Sonny half-explained, “No, I don’t really want to elaborate. I just don’t think it was the right idea. I don’t think whoever was the winner, or the chosen, or if there was one, was the right one.”
Reflecting on the journey, Harry revealed, “I couldn’t be more grateful for the whole experience. It was such a beautiful and unique experience. I don’t know anyone else who could say they’ve done something like this. I don’t know when this would ever happen.”
Giving a (spoiler-free!) update on his life today, Harry confirmed that he is “very happy today,” before all three of his Confidants started laughing. Could this mean a Season 2 on the way?
Let’s Marry Harry, Season 1, Episodes 1-7, Streaming Now, Netflix
Let’s Marry Harry, Season 1, Episode 8, August 12, Netflix
