Amber Mozo has publicly accused estranged husband Harry Jowsey of cheating and emotional abuse during the “Let’s Marry Harry” reunion.
Mozo, 31, and Jowsey, 29, faced off on the reunion special that streamed Wednesday, airing the collapse of their televised marriage for the first time. The travel photographer came out firing, telling Jowsey she had fled their relationship after seeing who he was once production wrapped.
“I don’t enjoy being in a marriage where I’m gaslit, manipulated, and emotionally abused, so I f–king ran for the hills once I saw what you were like when the cameras cut,” Mozo claimed during the reunion.
Though she entered the relationship believing it was genuine, Mozo said she quickly realized Jowsey treated it as content. “When I met Harry, I believed that he had a new set of eyes for life because it’s so hard to lose someone,” she said, referencing the recent death of Jowsey’s father. “I connected with him on that… I felt that. I held space for his grief. I don’t make a mockery out of marriage, I don’t make a mockery out of grief… It’s embarrassing.”
Mozo also accused Jowsey of cheating on her with runner-up Dannelle Davidson, whom she called a “home-wrecker.” The accusation exploded into one of the reunion’s most heated exchanges.
“This man played us both. He’s f–king weird as f–k,” Mozo angrily said.
Jowsey pushed back, insisting he only contacted Davidson after he and Mozo had separated. He added that he and Davidson were no longer together. “It was unfair for both of you guys. I apologize,” he said.
The “Too Hot to Handle” alum described his connection with Mozo as “special and meaningful” but explained that real life hit hard once filming ended. “But when we got out in real life, there’s so much that comes at you,” he said. He noted that the couple had been forced to keep their relationship hidden before the show aired, making it difficult to build something real. “It’s very hard to explore and get to know someone when you feel like you’re always being watched.”
Jowsey also slammed Mozo for bringing up his father’s death in an Instagram statement she posted after the reunion, saying she had “crossed a line.”
In a post-reunion interview, Mozo revealed that Wednesday’s taping marked the first time she had seen Jowsey since their split in January. She had only learned of his involvement with Davidson days before filming.
Davidson offered her own account during the reunion, claiming Jowsey reached out to her in January to say he was no longer with Mozo and flew her to Los Angeles to reconnect. Mozo disputed the timeline, saying that she and Jowsey were still together at that point.
“I just found out that he had been with Dannelle while we were together. So I was really, really upset, and I felt betrayed by both of them,” Mozo shared. “I was just in a really devastated headspace. I hate feeling that way. I feel like one of them should have at least been honest with me.”
She said Jowsey made her feel “completely disposed of” and essentially “ghosted” her. “On the show, he had talked about how he doesn’t want to promise the girl the world and then take it all away when he quite literally did that to me,” she added.
In the viral moment that spawned the series, Jowsey chose Mozo over Davidson in the “Let’s Marry Harry” finale, which featured an emotional wedding ceremony. The show followed 20 women competing for Jowsey’s love, with Davidson and Mozo as the final two. The outlet later confirmed the onscreen marriage was never legally formalized, though the couple had not publicly clarified its status before the reunion blowup.
The entire “Let’s Marry Harry” season is currently available to stream on Netflix.