Khloe Kardashian Quashes Rumors Linking Her To 'Too Hot To Handle' Star Harry Jowsey

Khloe Kardashian has set the record straight about her love life. The “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” star has denied dating “Too Hot to Handle” star Harry Jowsey.

“ABSOLUTELY NOT TRUE,” she commented on an Instagram post Thursday. The comment was directed to an Instagram post re-shared by a Kardashian fan page claiming that Kardashian and Jowsey are in contact with each other.

“There has been many rumours going around and round the social media that Khloe and Harry Jowsey are dating,” the post read. “Apparently they have been messaging each other back and forth and Harry picked up a Bentley and flowers just to deliver them to Khloe’s house. I’m pretty sure it’s not true but what do you guys think about this?”

Joswey has yet to comment on the rumors. On Thursday, however, he shared a photo of a bouquet of flowers sitting in the front seat of a Bentley. “Recently,” he wrote in the caption.

Romance rumors involving Kardashian and Jowsey surfaced eight months after the “Revenge Looks Better Naked” author’s split from Tristan Thompson, with whom she shares 3-year-old daughter True. They had been in an on-and-off relationship since 2016 before finally breaking up.

In December 2021, Kardashian and Thompson made headlines when model Maralee Nichols filed a suit against Thompson over lack of child support, claiming the former Cleveland Cavaliers player was the father of her child. US Magazine later revealed that Nichols gave birth to a baby boy that month and Thompson confirmed he was the father of the child.

Meanwhile, Jowsey was previously engaged to his “Too Hot to Handle” co-star Francesca Farago. They got engaged after appearing on the Netflix reality show, when the stars got together for a virtual reunion in May 2020. During the Zoom meeting, Jowsey got down on one knee and popped the question to Farago, saying, “Do you wanna do this thing? Do you want to get married?”

A month after their engagement, Farago announced their split in a five-minute-long video on YouTube.