With Danny and Evan Celebrity News exclusive Harry Jowsey gives surprising update on ongoing feud with Nick Viall By Samantha Nungesser, Danny Murphy and Evan Real Published Aug. 6, 2026, 10:01 a.m. ET Harry Jowsey is putting his feud with Nick Viall to bed.
The “Let’s Marry Harry” star, 29, shared that he recently ran into Viall, 45, while chatting exclusively with Page Six Radio on Tuesday morning.
“We actually did see each other in person and it seemed like everything was all good, so [there were] no issues,” Jowsey told co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real.
Jowsey’s beef with Viall all started when the former appeared on “Perfect Match” Season 2.
Viall frequently criticized Jowsey’s behavior on his “Viall Files” podcast, prompting the “Too Hot to Handle” alum to fire back in a scathing Instagram comment, in which he referenced a Reddit rumor about alleged infidelity in Viall’s marriage to Natalie Joy.
“He can’t keep my d-ck out of his mouth,” Jowsey wrote in the 2024 comment. “[Fifty-year-old] man gossiping about people in their 20s dating, he should be more focused on his wife cheating on him and repairing that [than] worrying about me.”
Viall never directly addressed Jowsey’s jab, though he did tell “The LadyGang” podcast that while he is aware there are “a ton of rumors” circulating about his relationship, he tries his best to “stay off” of the internet.
Now that it’s been a couple of years, Jowsey told Page Six that he “couldn’t care less” about “that man.”
“Part of his job is to commentate on things, and that’s fully fine,” Jowsey said. “But I think it got to a point where he was just dragging it [out].”
Jowsey speculated that Viall will “have a lot to say” about “Let’s Marry Harry,” his new Netflix dating show.
However, he vowed to not let Viall’s impending comments bother him this time around.
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“I couldn’t care less,” Jowsey reiterated.
“Everyone talks and as long as they’re talking, then at least Netflix will be happy.”
“Let’s Marry Harry” is currently streaming on Netflix.
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