Harry Jowsey's Surprising Turn: From Playboy to Husband Material?

You can call Harry Jowsey many things: Reality star. Model. Influencer. Serial dater. Even “lovable idiot,” which is how he described himself in a recent sit-down with Us in L.A. Just don’t call him a f***boy. “It couldn’t be more inaccurate,” says the handsome 29-year-old, who became a fixture on the reality TV dating show circuit with memorable stints on Heartbreak Island Australia, Too Hot to Handle, Match Me If You Can and Perfect Match. At least not anymore. “In the past I leaned very much into it,” allows Jowsey, “then I realized that’s not me.”

After earning a reputation for being a charming but arguably toxic womanizer — the superfit 6-foot-5 Aussie native has been accused of love-bombing and manipulative behavior in the past — Jowsey says he’s putting his bad boy persona behind him as he gears up for his husband era. (Yes, we said husband.)

“I haven’t [always] shown up in the most respectful ways [but] I’m almost 30. You’ve gotta wrap it up at some point,” he says. Jowsey’s putting his money where his mouth is with Let’s Marry Harry, an eight-episode Bachelor-inspired Netflix series debuting Aug. 5, in which three of his closest confidantes (good friends Sonny Henty and Amanda Kloots and ex Georgia Hassarati) help pick his potential future bride from a pool of 20 women, culminating in a wedding. (At least, that’s the plan.) “If you watch the show, you’ll see I’m ready,” he says, noting that his father’s 2024 death from a terminal illness was a wake-up call. “It made me pivot on who I want to be and who I want to present to the world.”