Harry Jowsey’s quest to find a wife on Let’s Marry Harry has captivated audiences from start to finish — and now they’re getting a reunion!
Us can exclusively announce that the reunion will be hosted by Haley Baylee and air on Netflix Wednesday, August, 26, at 9 p.m. ET.
“I’m super excited for this opportunity because I’ve been watching closely and, trust, I have a lot of questions,” Baylee exclusively tells Us. “We’re getting into all the hookups, blowups and messy stuff in between that you guys can’t stop talking about.”
The host teases that fans can “expect some real answers and a few surprises along the way,” before warning, “Harry, you better come prepared!”
Baylee is a modern-day content creator, host and model, whose journey to stardom is anything but ordinary. She earned a degree in medical biology before switching career paths and being named Sport’s Illustrated Rookie in 2018.
The model has since covered major print publications, attended red carpets, led panels and collaborated with various celebrities, including Jacob Elordi and Courteney Cox.
Baylee’s social media following, amassing over 9.5 million followers, is one of the many reasons she’s the perfect fit to host the Let’s Marry Harry reunion as Jowsey, 29, is a social media and reality star himself. (Baylee was also named a Forbes Top Creator for three years in a row.)
Charlie Hare, Jade Innes, Emily Stone, Samantha Madsen, Juliana Melchor, Sam Kruse, Rickiyah McGrady, Elli Schryver, Dannelle Davidson, Faith Love Gonzalez, Harry Jowsey, Emma Piotrowski, Mya Benway, Abby Easterling, Lauren Hollinger, Maya Hirshman, Shaine Hinson, Debralee Tomberlin, Sammy Gotay, Lindsey Clark, Amber Mozo. Adam Rose/Netflix
When it comes to the reunion itself, Jowsey will come face-to-face with the women he let go while on the hunt for his forever partner.
Fans will also get to hear more from Jowsey’s two finalists Amber Mozo and Dannelle Davidson, whose fate will be revealed during the Wednesday, August 12, finale.
During the Unwell-produced series Jowsey attempted to trade in his bad boy reality TV persona and settle down with guidance from his closest confidants — who assisted in deciding which women would stay and who was sent packing.
“On Let’s Marry Harry, I’m locked in a house without my phone with these incredible women who signed up to marry me,” Jowsey exclusively told Us in his July cover story ahead of the show’s premiere. “They know everything about my life, and they’re like, ‘I want to stand ten toes down with this guy — and do it on Netflix.’ Why would I say no to that?”
The Too Hot to Handle alum revealed that during his dating show he became “better at communicating” his feelings and learned to “reevaluate relationships.”
“I haven’t shown up in the most respectful way in the past, and a big part of that is me being flirty or saying crazy things to get a reaction,” Jowsey said. “My level now is respectful. No being flirty and no being naughty.”
Harry Jowsey on ‘Let’s Marry Harry.’ Sara Mally/Netflix
When it comes to the finale — and the aftermath at the reunion — Jowsey teased that he had to “make the hardest decision” about his life.
“During the final nights, I couldn’t sleep. I didn’t want to hurt anyone or break anyone’s heart. I was spiraling,” he confessed to Us. “I was like, ‘This is meant to be the coolest thing ever, but it’s at the expense of someone else.’”
Despite feeling “heavy” with the pressure of the finale, Jowsey confirmed to Us that he’s “the best I’ve ever been.”
“Everything that I’ve dreamed of is happening,” he added.
Let’s Marry Harry’s reunion premieres on Netflix Wednesday, August, 26, at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT. All episodes are now streaming — including the season finale, which dropped on Wednesday, August 12.
