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In the finale, Harry said, “I do,” in front of the friends and family he trusted to steer him there. But the wedding was only the beginning of this new chapter. Did Harry get his happily ever after with Amber? Did the almost-brides get their closure? And what does Harry's inner circle have to say now that the wedding bells have rung? At the upcoming Let’s Marry Harry reunion, Harry will reunite with his former fiancées for the first time since he was taken off the market.
Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about the upcoming reunion, including how to watch and what time to tune in.
The Let’s Marry Harry reunion will stream as its own special event separate from the rest of the season.
Harry, Amber, and his former fiancées will reunite on Aug. 26 to answer any lingering questions, share life updates, and spill on the drama that comes with living in a house with 20 women and one bachelor.
The reunion starts at 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET.
Before tuning in, reintroduce yourself to the 20 women who put their hearts on the line for a chance to become Mrs. Jowsey in our cast guide, then catch up with Harry about how he knew he was ready to walk down the aisle.
Clearly, Harry has been around the block when it comes to reality dating shows. This time, instead of trusting his (historically shaky) judgment, he asked his closest confidants to help him vet a house of 20 potential brides.
After enduring several emotional rounds of ring ceremonies, Harry headed to Las Vegas with five women ready to gamble for a chance at love. There, he recommited to the final three — Amber, Dannelle, and Sam — who each introduced their families to Harry. The meeting with Sam’s mom resurfaced old concerns that Harry hadn’t been 100% honest with Sam, and she decided to head home. Harry brought Amber and Dannelle to New Zealand, where his sisters fell in love with both of them. Ultimately, it was up to Harry to pick his true bride. In Los Angeles, he said, “I do” to Amber.
