Sia spotted holding hands with Harry Jowsey months after filing for divorce
Sia, 49, wore a black long-sleeve dress paired with leopard print boots and styled her blonde hair in two French braids. Jowsey, 28, known for his appearance on Too Hot to Handle, sported an olive green button-up and pants over a white T-shirt. Representatives for the two have not yet responded to media inquiries, according to Page Six.
Sia filed for divorce from Bernard in March 2024, citing irreconcilable differences after two years of marriage. Court documents revealed that the couple had secretly welcomed a child, Somersault Wonder, born on March 27, 2024. Sia requested full custody, while Bernard requested visitation rights.
Jowsey, meanwhile, has kept busy with a number of high-profile projects and relationships. Most recently, he announced his upcoming Netflix reality series Let's Marry Harry, expected in 2026. The show will follow his journey to find love, with help from his close friend and podcast host Alex Cooper. He made the announcement during Netflix's Summer Break event at the Santa Monica Pier last Thursday.
Over the years, Jowsey has been romantically linked to several public figures, including Too Hot to Handle co-star and ex-fiancée Francesca Farago, Dancing With the Stars partner Rylee Arnold, Love Is Blind alum Jessica Vestal, influencer Madeline Argy, and actress Lucy Hale.
As of now, neither Sia nor Jowsey has confirmed the nature of their relationship.
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