Harry Jowsey’s wife, Amber Mozo, is speaking her truth after viewers learned during the Let’s Marry Harry reunion that the couple’s relationship is over .
“I was very loyal, very honest, very patient,” Amber, 31, exclusively tells Us. “Getting back on that stage and seeing him and looking him in the eye, I really said the things I wanted to say for the last time.”
Amber says she was “hurt by the betrayal,” but she didn’t really take it personally.
“I think a dismissive avoidant will take the route of saying there’s a miscommunication. It’s avoiding responsibility, and at the end of the day, you could have had the conversation with me,” she explains to Us. “I hate to say it, but he makes up things that will make him avoid responsibility.”
According to Harry, 29, he ended things with his wife while he was in Australia. From Amber’s perspective, he was trying to find a home for the two of them to share during that same time period.
“We picked out a house together,” she claims. “Say what you want on whatever platform you want, but I have text messages [from] us. This was the plan.”
After dating 20 women on the Netflix series Let’s Marry Harry, the Too Hot to Handle alum had to pick between two girls during the August 12 finale. Harry faced a tough decision between Amber and Las Vegas cocktail waitress Dannelle Davidson.
While Harry ultimately chose Amber and had a televised wedding, the honeymoon phase didn’t last long.
“It felt like I was a show pony wife. It didn’t feel sincere,” Amber claims. “The cameras were gone, and that was really hard to deal with silently. That was my frustration at the reunion. I feel really betrayed by him. He was talking to me the whole time he was with Dannelle. I was betrayed by both of them. You’re gonna make me find that out on a Snapchat three days before the reunion, and he posted it saying, ‘Plot twist.’ You’re not really a quality human. I’m sorry, you’re not.”
Amber said she felt a connection to Harry when he claimed to be done with reality shows after his latest Netflix series. The pair also connected over grief after losing close family members.
Ultimately, Amber is not impressed with the man she faced at the reunion.
“His responses to me were so shallow,” she tells Us. “I think he’s just someone I can’t work with. If things fall on deaf ears, it’s not my place. And I mean, as horrible as it is to tell everyone you’re married a month later, I’m not going to stand [for] something toxic. I’m not that type of girl. He picked me for a reason. I stand 10 toes for myself, and I don’t play about love, and I don’t play about grief. So for him to quite literally ghost me, not tell me about Dannelle, not speak out to me until the show came out — I’ve never experienced this type of human being.”
Us has reached out to Harry’s rep for comment.
Harry previously slammed rumors that his wedding and marriage were fake. The Perfect Match alum, however, did confirm that he and Amber signed paperwork — but the paperwork was never legally filed.
“Obviously, because it’s a TV show, [producers] said, ‘We can’t submit this until after the reunion,’ because basically, if they submitted it on that day, all the money, all the time, everything like that, everything they invested in the show would have been for nothing because it would have been ruined, and you guys wouldn’t watch the show,” he said in an Instagram video shared August 16, referencing the filing being public and, therefore, available for anyone to spoil the end of the series.
When later asked about the reunion taping, Harry said he wasn’t worried about anything the ladies could say about their experience with the show.
“Whatever they want to say or whatever they feel called to say, I would love for them to just do it,” he shared on the August 19 episode of Alex Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast. “Like, let’s put it all on the table. That’s fine. … I just would want that everyone gets what they need out of it and that we’re all good and we can move on.”
Let’s Marry Harry is streaming now on Netflix.
