Pop Icon, 49, Sparks Romance Rumors With Reality Star, 28
Music superstar Sia has sparked romance rumors with Too Hot to Handle star Harry Jowsey. In photos published by the Daily Mail, Sia, 49, was seen holding hands with Jowsey, 28, in Los Angeles. The two had dinner together at Ca Del Sole Restaurant before strolling around town together.
The photos of Sia and Jowsey dropped just days after Netflix confirmed that Jowsey had landed his very own reality dating series called Let's Marry Harry.
"Heartthrob Harry Jowsey is done playing the field. This time, he's handing the reins of his love life to those who know him best," reads the show's description.
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"After years of dating in the spotlight — and getting it wrong — his closest confidants are stepping in to make the tough calls. From a carefully selected pool of potential matches, they'll decide who stays and who goes, guiding Harry toward what he truly wants: authentic love and marriage," it continues.
Jowsey has dated Francesca Farago, whom he met on Too Hot to Handle and Jessica Vestal, whom he met on Perfect Match. He also dated Georgia Hassarati and has been romantically linked to Dancing With the Stars pro Rylee Arnold as well as actress Lucy Hale.
As for Sia, she was previously married to filmmaker Erik Anders Lang from 2014 to 2016. She then married Dan Bernad in December 2022, but the two split about five months later. She also had a relationship with actor Shia LaBeouf.
Pop Icon, 49, Sparks Romance Rumors With Reality Star, 28 first appeared on Parade on Jul 20, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 20, 2025, where it first appeared.
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