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Harry Jowsey turned to Botox a few years ago to preserve his devilishly handsome looks — but a single comment from a famous friend convinced him to leave the injections behind.
“You know who actually told me to stop doing it? Alex Cooper,” Jowsey, 29, exclusively reveals in his Us cover story, on newsstands now. “She yelled at me because she’s like, ‘Harry, why is your face not moving?’ And I’m like, ‘Oh, someone said it’s preventative,’ and she goes, ‘You can tell when a guy has Botox. You look silly.’”
Jowsey admits he was “worried” about the wrinkles on his face at the time because he was about to compete on Perfect Match season 2, which premiered on Netflix in 2024.
“I had, like, a fat head too,” he self-deprecatingly remembers. “It was so stupid.”
While Jowsey swore off Botox in his face, he has since had it injected into an unconventional area: his penis.
“They said it relaxes the muscle. It’s very smooth now, which is good,” he shared with a laugh on his “Boyfriend Material” podcast in March. “[I got] a whole vial.”
Jowsey has prioritized self-care since being diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma, the most common form of skin cancer, at the age of 26 in 2024. The following year, he cofounded a skincare brand, Pash, in hopes of not only changing his own habits but also educating others on the importance of skin protection.
“There are so many [products out there], I got so overwhelmed,” he tells Us. “[We were] like, ‘Let’s just simplify it. Let’s just take a step back. Let’s make sure we have the best products at the most affordable price and make the packaging really sustainable.’”
In addition to his venture into the beauty industry, Jowsey is gearing up for the August 5 debut of his own Netflix show, Let’s Marry Harry. (Cooper, 31, notably serves as an executive producer.)
“I’m locked in a house without my phone with these incredible women who signed up to marry me,” he teases of the dating series’ premise. “They know everything about my life, and they’re like, ‘I want to stand 10 toes down with this guy — and do it on Netflix.’ Why would I say no to that?”
Jowsey acknowledges his “whole dating life” has been documented on reality shows including Heartbreak Island and Too Hot to Handle, but he hopes to show viewers that his playboy days are behind him and he is serious about finding a wife.
“I haven’t shown up in the most respectful way in the past, and a big part of that is me being flirty or saying crazy things to get a reaction,” he tells Us. “My level now is respectful. No being flirty and no being naughty.”
Interview conducted by Katie Krause Mork
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