EXCLUSIVE The truth about Harry Jowsey and Sia's 'undeniable chemistry' after they were spotted walking hand-in-hand in Los Angeles
The Unstoppable hitmaker, 49, and Too Hot To Handle star, 28, were all smiles after they left a dinner date at Ca' Del Sole.
A source tells Daily Mail Australia that while their 'chemistry is undeniable', their relationship is strictly platonic.
'Harry and Sia have been spending a lot of time together recently and surprisingly get on really well,' says the source.
'They're not dating, but the chemistry is undeniable,' they added. 'There's definitely a deep connection forming'
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The duo were photographed leaving the upscale eatery on July 19, where they shared a meal before strolling to Jowsey's car hand-in-hand.
The reality star was even seen opening the car door for the Grammy-nominated singer.
'It's the unexpected duo no one saw coming,' added the source.
'They're like polar opposites on paper, but it just works. They make each other laugh, they're both a little eccentric, and it's been refreshing for them.'
'Harry respects Sia hugely,' the insider continued.
'She's been through so much and carved out her own path, and he's soaking it all up. They've got a fun, big-sibling kind of bond happening.'
Back in January, the TV star confirmed he was looking for a genuine connection on his new reality show, telling press: 'I'm taking this seriously - I want to find my wife.'
'Harry is still single - but open,' the source added. 'Right now, he's focusing on building meaningful connections, and Sia just happens to be one of the people he's closest to at the moment.'
Cheap Thrills hitmaker Sia wore a moody high-necked black tiered maxi dress with a longline coat and leopard print slouch boots.
Harry kept things crisp in an olive overcoat, matching chinos and a white tee.
The pair's outing comes just months after Sia filed for divorce from husband Dan Bernard, whom she secretly welcomed a child with during their two-year marriage.
The Beautiful People hitmaker is now navigating single life while raising 15-month-old son, Somersault Wonder Bernad.
Meanwhile, Jowsey has been making headlines of his own, gearing up to film Let's Marry Harry, a Netflix dating show where he searches for a wife with the help of best friend and Call Her Daddy host Alex Cooper.
'They're collaborating on something creative behind the scenes,' the source revealed.
'Harry's stepping into a new era with his show and Sia's been a great sounding board. There's talk of her being involved in some way – whether it's music, mentorship or even a cheeky cameo.'
While it's not the first time Jowsey's name has been linked to a high-profile woman - with past romances involving Lucy Hale, Francesca Farago, Jessica Vestal and even rumours of a fling with Stassie Karanikolaou.
Harry previously told Daily Mail Australia that he always wanted to appear as a lead on a dating show like The Bachelor.
'I'd love to be The Bachelor. I think that'd be fun,' said Harry, before adding, 'I'm putting my hand up.'
While LA-based Jowsey admitted he's uncertain whether the opportunity would be on home soil or across the pond in America, he's ready to start the conversation.
'I would accept the offer. It depends if it would be in Australia or in the US... It would just be a conversation, to see if they actually want me or not... see if they want it to be a crazy season,' he explained.
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