Photo credit: extratv.com
Lucy Hale and Harry Jowsey Reportedly Dating
Former “Pretty Little Liars” star Lucy Hale, 35, and Harry Jowsey, 27, known from “Too Hot to Handle,” are rumored to be in a relationship.
According to a source cited by People magazine, the relationship is described as “super casual” and not entirely new.
Another insider informed Us Weekly that Jowsey made the first move by reaching out to Hale through Instagram direct messages.
The two reportedly “hit it off” right away and bonded over their shared commitment to sobriety, which has been a significant aspect of their initial connection.
Lucy Hale, who has been sober for three years, is reportedly quite supportive of Harry Jowsey’s choice to stay away from alcohol.
The insider elaborated, “It’s casual and they are having fun, but Harry is very into Lucy. Friends think they are a cute and surprising match.”
Currently, they are spending time together in New York City, as revealed by the same source.
Jowsey has had his share of relationships, previously dating his “Perfect Match” co-star Jessica Vestal before their breakup, which occurred after Vestal discovered a kiss between Jowsey and fellow co-star Melinda Melrose. Although they reconciled briefly, their relationship ended amid rumors involving Jowsey’s connection with his “Dancing with the Stars” pro partner, Rylee Arnold.
On the other hand, Hale has been connected to various individuals in the past, including Skeet Ulrich, Matt Rife, Ryan Rottman, and Colton Underwood.
In previous discussions about her personal life, Hale has expressed the desire to maintain privacy regarding her relationships. In a candid moment on Rachel Bilson’s podcast “Broad Ideas,” she shared her belief that it is possible to find a partner who excels on multiple levels—mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically. She emphasized the idea of not settling for less in love, stating, “I’m not gonna f**kin’ settle. I’ll die alone before I settle.”
Furthermore, she remarked on her attraction to partners who present themself as a “project,” implying a tendency to engage with individuals who may have personal challenges that she can help address.
Source
extratv.com