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News18
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Singer Sia, 49, Seen Holding Hands With Harry Jowsey, 28, After LA Dinner Date, See Viral Photos
Last Updated: Singer Sia, 49, was spotted holding hands with 28-year-old Harry Jowsey after a dinner date in LA, sparking dating rumours just months after her divorce. Pop icon Sia, best known for hits like Cheap Thrills and Chandelier, is making headlines again — but this time, it's not for her music. The 49-year-old singer was recently spotted walking hand-in-hand with Too Hot to Handle star Harry Jowsey, 28, following a romantic dinner at Ca Del Sole in Los Angeles. The unexpected sighting, captured by paparazzi on July 19, has sent social media into a frenzy, with fans reacting to their budding romance and the couple's notable 21-year age gap. In the viral pictures, Sia was seen flashing a bright smile in a sleek long-sleeved black dress paired with eye-catching leopard-print boots, her signature platinum hair braided in pigtails. Harry opted for a relaxed look with an olive green jacket and trousers over a white T-shirt, as the two strolled casually, hand in hand, seemingly unbothered by the cameras. The pairing has taken many by surprise, especially given how private Sia has typically remained about her personal life. Their affectionate public outing comes just months after Sia filed for divorce from her husband, Dan Bernad, the CEO of a Los Angeles-based integrative medicine firm. The couple, who had tied the knot in 2022 with a more public ceremony in Portofino, Italy in 2023, welcomed their child earlier this year on March 27. Despite the dating buzz, both Sia and Harry have yet to comment on the nature of their relationship. While fans are curious, reactions have ranged from support to raised eyebrows over their age gap. Still, the two seemed unfazed by the speculation, enjoying each other's company without hesitation. Sia, who adopted two teenage sons in 2019 and became a grandmother a year later when one of them had twins at 19, continues to defy convention — both musically and personally. Whether this marks a new chapter in her love life or is just a close friendship, Sia is once again proving that she plays by her own rules — and isn't afraid to embrace happiness on her own terms. First Published: July 21, 2025, 18:53 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sia, 49, Holds Hands With Reality TV Alum Harry Jowsey, 28, Ahead of His ‘Let's Marry Harry' Show
Sia and Harry Jowsey's apparent friendship is something of a surprise — even to Us. Sia, 49, was spotted hanging out with Jowsey, 28, on Saturday, July 19, while enjoying a meal at Ca Del Sole in Los Angeles. In photos obtained by Us Weekly, the duo held hands during the outing. The 'Chandelier' singer looked casually cool in a black two-piece with a matching blazer and leopard-print ankle boots. For glam, Sia wore her signature platinum locks in two braids. Jowsey, for his part, sported an olive blazer with coordinating slacks and oversized sunglasses. While neither Sia (full name Sia Kate Isobelle Furler) nor Jowsey have detailed their friendship, the reality TV alum is gearing up to search for The One. Netflix announced earlier this week that Jowsey, best known for stints on Too Hot to Handle, Perfect Match and Dancing With the Stars, will lead a new docuseries titled Let's Marry Harry. Harry Jowsey and 'Dancing With the Stars' Partner Rylee Arnold's Quotes About Their Bond 'I'm looking forward to doing this alongside one of my best friends, Alex Cooper. She is a big sister to me, and I know she'll help me to not be a silly sausage while keeping me grounded,' Jowsey said in a statement shared with Tudum, referring to show producer Cooper, 30. 'I haven't necessarily been the best at keeping relationships, but I knew if I was going to give love one last shot after all the work I've been putting into myself, I'd need Alex to help keep me in check while searching for a potential future wife.' Jowsey previously told Us Weekly what he was looking for in a romantic partner. 'I love my friends, but I'm over them. I just want to have a girlfriend and grow old together and be us and have a little family and just have someone that I can build with and grow with,' Jowsey exclusively told Us in May 2024. 'There's nothing better than having your best friend, your lover with you.' 'Too Hot to Handle' Alum Harry Jowsey Calls Skin Cancer Diagnosis 'A Rude Awakening' He added, 'Being in a relationship is so special, and I really missed that feeling. Hopefully one day. The premise of [my 'Boyfriend Material' podcast] is to grow together and to learn to become boyfriend material. I'm a work in progress.' Jowsey hoped that, through his podcast, he could both get and give advice about dating and relationships. 'Hopefully, I can get married, and then it turns into daddy advice,' he quipped to Us. Sia, for her part, has been single since March, when she filed for divorce from husband Dan Bernard. The now-exes, who share a baby named Somersault Wonder, married in 2022. Sia is also mom to two teenagers, whom she adopted in 2019 after they aged out of the foster care system.
Courier-Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Courier-Mail
Aussie pop star's surprise new age-gap romance
Don't miss out on the headlines from Entertainment. Followed categories will be added to My News. Is this romance too hot to handle? Sia and Harry Jowsey were spotted holding hands four months after the pop star called it quits from her husband, Dan Bernard. The Chandelier singer, 49, and the Too Hot To Handle reality TV star, 28, were all smiles while leaving dinner at the Ca Del Sole restaurant in Los Angeles on Saturday. They didn't shy away from flaunting their affection, as they made their way through the parking lot and onto a sidewalk. An Aussie music legend, hand-in-hand with a reality TV star. Picture: Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images) The potential couple have a 21-year age gap. Picture: Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images Sia donned a long-sleeve black dress and brown leopard boots for the outing. She wore her blond locks in two French braids. For Jowsey's part, he sported an olive green button-up with matching pants and a white T-shirt. Reps for the duo weren't immediately available to Page Six for comment. X Learn More SUBSCRIBER ONLY Sia filed for divorce from Bernard after two years of marriage in March, citing irreconcilable differences. At the time, a petition obtained by Page Six revealed they secretly shared a child named Somersault Wonder born on March 27, 2024. They didn't seem to want to let go of each other. Picture: Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images The Elastic Heart songstress requested full custody of Wonder, while Bernard asked for visitation rights. Jowsey, meanwhile, is set to star in his forthcoming Let's Marry Harry Netflix series, which will show his journey in finding a wife with the help of his 'best friend Alex Cooper.' The reality star announced his new endeavour, set for release in 2026, at Thursday night's Netflix Summer Break party at the Santa Monica Pier. 'It's going to be great and I'm actually going to fall in love,' he said. Sia and her husband Dan Bernard split several months ago after two years together. Picture: JosiahW / BACKGRID Jowsey's been linked to several famous women in recent years. Picture: Rachpoot/Bauer-Griffin/GC Over the years, Jowsey has been romantically linked to several women, including his Too Hot to Handle co-star and ex-fiancée, Francesca Farago, whom he dated from 2020 to 2021. In 2023, the TV personality was rumoured to be dating his Dancing With the Stars partner Rylee Arnold after they were seen holding hands. However, he was seen packing on the PDA with Love Is Blind star Jessica Vestal in Mexico the following March. Jowsey was also rumoured to be with British influencer Madeline Argy in June 2024 and actress Lucy Hale in March. This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission. Originally published as Newly-divorced Sia spotted holding hands with reality star 21 years her junior
Metro
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Sia, 49, and reality star, 28, spark baffling romance rumours on unlikely date
Pop icon Sia has set tongues wagging after being spotted on an unlikely dinner date with a reality TV star. The Chandelier hitmaker, 49, was seen leaving California's Ca Del Sole alongside Too Hot To Handle's Harry Jowsey, 28, walking hand-in-hand. Gone were Sia's signature wild wigs that she ordinarily wears during performances and red carpet events in favour of her blonde hair kept off her face in two plaits and an array of black clips for the outing. She kept things casual in a flowing black dress with a matching jacket and a pop of colour with leopard print boots. Harry, who appeared in the first season of the reality TV show as well as season 2 of Perfect Match, donned a white T-shirt with khaki trousers and jacket. They appeared to be in high spirits, talking while strolling through the restaurant car park and beaming at one another. They then reportedly joined a group of friends to watch Katy Perry perform on her Lifetimes Tour in the city. Fans have taken to social media to express their shock over the unlikely pairing, with X user @adam_bell12345 branding their possible relationship the 'weirdest f*****g thing ever', while a stunned @jackiexshauna tweeted: 'SIA AND HARRY JOWSEY ARE DATING??' Their outing comes after Sia announced her divorce from husband Daniel Bernad in March this year. The couple tied the knot in 2022, announcing their split two years later, citing 'irreconcilable differences.' In the divorce filing, it was revealed that the notoriously private pop star had secretly welcomed a third child, Somersault Wonder Bernard, whom she was seeking physical and legal custody over. Sia also adopted two 18-year-old boys in 2019 who were ageing out of the foster care system. The Unstoppable singer was also married to filmmaker Erik Anders Lang from 2014 to 2016. Speaking about her divorce, she said she was 'in bed for three years' while battling with mental health struggles following her split from Erik. '[When] I got divorced, that really threw me for a loop. That was such a dark time that I was in bed for three years, really, really severely depressed,' she told Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1. 'And so I couldn't really do anything for that period of time.' Harry, meanwhile, previously dated Too Hot To Handle co-stars Francesca Farago and Georgia Hassarati. After connecting on the second season of Perfect Match, the Netflix star began dating Jessica Vestal before they split in 2023. He was rumoured to be dating his Dancing With The Stars partner, Rylee Arnold, in 2023, which he denied. In 2024, Harry launched the Boyfriend Material podcast, where he discusses where he has gone wrong in his love life. More Trending He is also set to find himself a wife in new Netflix series Let's Marry Harry, in which he will date a pool of potential matches in the hope of settling down. Speaking to Tudum about the show and its inclusion of his podcast co-host Alex Cooper, he said: 'I'm looking forward to doing this alongside one of my best friends, Alex Cooper. She is a big sister to me, and I know she'll help me to not be a silly sausage while keeping me grounded. 'I haven't necessarily been the best at keeping relationships, but I knew if I was going to give love one last shot after all the work I've been putting into myself, I'd need Alex to help keep me in check while searching for a potential future wife.' Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: 'A shark ate my arm and leg – I wouldn't change a thing' MORE: Two I'm A Celebrity legends 'set to return' for epic All Stars series MORE: Katy Perry nearly falls into crowd as tour prop malfunctions in terrifying moment
West Australian
22-06-2025
- Health
- West Australian
Andrew Miller: Sia lyrics hit home after tough week with the flu
Sia fans know that the acoustic version of her song Chandelier has the real feels. As I flailed upon my fever bed recently, I was mumbling her poignant lyrics through my delirium — 'I'm holding on for dear life.' I didn't die — but as you know, it's touch and go when a man gets the flu. On a microscopic level, the invisible, intractable influenza A virus was busily binding to surfaces of cells throughout my respiratory system. Like millions of Trojan horses, they snuck inside cells lining my nose, throat and lungs, releasing their RNA code into the cytoplasmic soup, and commandeered the apparatus that manufactures bespoke proteins. As those viral-coded proteins began to kill infected cells, my general immune response was triggered, releasing chemicals like cytokines to drive my temperature up, make my head and muscles ache, and commence full-steam mucus production. Sorry. My body was forcing me to retreat, roll up in a ball and fight the beast within. Man down. Hospital admissions for COVID-19 and influenza are up, and airborne protection precautions are back in many clinical areas. Mask use is wise in crowded indoor locations, for example on public transport. I knew it was bad when my registered nurse wife took one look at me and immediately put on her bravest front, acting for all the world as if she thought my coughing, wheezing and cartoonish sneezes were melodramatic. I saw right through her coping mechanism. Unable to face my pain, she took her pillow and decamped to the other room to grieve for my dearly departed good health, while listening to her podcast and drinking her tea. She knew that I was vaccinated against influenza's worst outcomes — my lymphocytes forewarned, as it were — so her vigil from a distance was safe enough. I felt even worse, knowing the anguish I was putting her through. I knew it was real flu and not a rhinovirus cold because of modern Rapid Antigen Tests that run influenza A, B, RSV and COVID-19, all on the same strip. Amazing technology. It would be a mistake to consider the study of viruses, aka virology, a dry subject — although medical textbooks try their hardest to make everything so. Scientists who tracked down the culprits for many infamous viral diseases in the late nineteenth century were as cunning as Sherlock Holmes, and probably also smoked pipes. Viruses, like wellness influencers, are obligate parasites. This means they exploit other living organisms for replication, unlike for example bacteria, which can multiply happily in last Thursday's curry. The discovery that some viruses infect specific bacteria, but not other living things, led to early speculation that we might treat bacterial infections — like cholera — with viruses called bacteriophages — phages for short. Viral phages could assassinate bacteria without affecting human hosts. Neat idea. Soon after this realisation though, antibiotics burst onto the scene and stole the limelight. Who said nothing good ever came out of Adelaide? Actually, that might have been me. South Australian Howard Florey, with Oxford's Alexander Fleming and Ernst Chain, received the Nobel Prize in 1945 for their respective contributions to making penicillin widely available for treating bacterial infections. Bacteria have evolved antibiotic resistance since then, so now our scientists are re-examining the viral phages for alternative treatment options. Our State health systems run on the smell of an oily spreadsheet, held together by the goodwill of frontline staff. Winters used to be peak, but it's year-round bedlam now. We must use whatever tools we have to reduce numbers presenting for hospital treatment for influenza and COVID-19. The latter is currently involved in the admission of around 150 patients in WA alone. Getting updated vaccine boosters is the least thing individuals can do to help hospitals, ourselves and our long-suffering families. OK — apart from Florey's penicillin, Sia, Cold Chisel, Paul Kelly, JM Coetzee and Penfold's Grange — what else have South Australians ever done for us? Andrew Miller is an anaesthetist and director of the federal AMA.
