Who Won “Let’s Marry Harry”? Meet the Woman Who Said ‘I Do’ with Harry Jowsey

Harry Jowsey, the celebrated Australian model and television personality, has made headlines once again by tying the knot during the climax of the reality series “Let’s Marry Harry.” Following an exhaustive search for love amongst 20 hopeful fiancées, Jowsey selected Amber Mozo as his bride during the final episode, which aired recently.

Premiering on August 5, “Let’s Marry Harry” showcased Jowsey engaging in various challenges, romantic dates, and forging connections with multiple women as he sought a genuine partnership. Alongside him were three trusted confidants: his ex-girlfriend Georgia Hassarati, and friends Amanda Kloots and Sonny Henty. As the series progressed, he found himself at the end with two finalists, Danelle Davidson and Amber Mozo.

Reflecting on the daunting choice ahead of him, Jowsey remarked to PEOPLE that the decision was one of the most challenging he has ever faced. He acknowledged the remarkable qualities of both women, stating, “Anyone would be lucky to marry either of those girls,” underscoring how difficult the selection process was for him. Ultimately, Jowsey chose Mozo, expressing in his wedding vows that he considers her a “miracle.”

The details surrounding their relationship will be further explored during the anticipated reunion episode airing on August 26, leaving fans eager to discover if the couple remains together post-wedding.

Amber Mozo hails from the idyllic North Shore of O’ahu, Hawaii. Raised alongside her siblings by her mother, Mozo faced a profound loss at a young age when her father, a water photographer, tragically drowned. In a poignant moment during the series, she opened up about her upbringing and how her mother, a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, instilled values that shaped her early relationships.

In a surprising revelation, it was not Mozo’s first experience with marriage. She married at the tender age of 19 but later realised that the union was not meant for her. During conversations with Jowsey’s family, she explained that the expectations tied to her Mormon upbringing led her to marry someone who could guide her life, but ultimately, she recognised a disconnect in their values. This realisation, she shared, culminated in her decision to depart from the church and pursue a path of self-discovery, which coincided with her divorce.

Mozo has embraced a career as a travel photographer, following in the footsteps of her late father. With a passion for capturing moments, she recounted how she first began taking photographs as a child, using her father’s gear after his passing. “I love photography. It connects me to life, and it connects me to people,” she shared, explaining how giving photographs as gifts allows her to express her unique perspective.

The bond between Jowsey and Mozo deepened significantly, particularly through their shared experiences of losing a parent during their formative years. Mozo’s heartfelt discussions around her father’s death resonated with Jowsey, who also lost his father, although details surrounding that loss were not widely known until now. During a pivotal date, both shared their stories while watching a collection of childhood photographs, enriching the connection they had established.

In a particularly touching moment, Jowsey revealed that bees are a symbol of his father, and he had spotted them exclusively around Mozo while filming the show. Jowsey later told PEOPLE that this sign played a crucial role in guiding his decision to choose Mozo as his spouse. At the altar, he sealed their commitment with vows echoing the belief that their fathers would be watching over them, possibly together in spirit.

As fans await the reunion special, the journey of Jowsey and Mozo continues to unfold, capturing the hearts of viewers everywhere. Whether their love story stands the test of time remains to be seen, but their shared experiences and emotional connection have already left a lasting impression on both the show and its audience.