AMBER Mozo isn’t pretending the fairytale lasted.

After viewers found out at the Let’s Marry Harry reunion that her relationship with Harry Jowsey is over, Mozo, 31, has described a breakup she says felt more like a disappearing act than a grown-up conversation. She says she went into that reunion ready to say what she’d been holding in — “for the last time.”

Mozo says she felt “hurt by the betrayal” and accuses Jowsey, 29, of dodging accountability. In her view, he’d rather chalk things up to “miscommunication” than own what happened. “You could have had the conversation with me,” she says, adding that she believes he “makes up things” to avoid responsibility.

Jowsey has said he ended the relationship while he was in Australia — but Mozo claims she thought they were planning a future together at the same time. “We picked out a house together,” she says, insisting there were texts showing that was the plan.

On the Netflix series, Jowsey dated 20 women and, in the August 12 finale, chose between Mozo and Las Vegas cocktail waitress Dannelle Davidson. He picked Mozo and they had a televised wedding — but Mozo says once cameras stopped rolling, the vibe shifted fast. “It felt like I was a show pony wife. It didn't feel sincere,” she claims.

Her biggest sting, she says, was discovering he’d been talking to her “the whole time he was with Dannelle,” and finding out via Snapchat three days before the reunion after a post captioned “Plot twist.” Mozo says she connected with Jowsey when he talked about being done with reality TV, and says they also bonded through grief after losing close family members — which made the fallout feel even worse.

Jowsey has previously pushed back on rumours the marriage was fake, and said they signed paperwork that was never legally filed. He claimed producers didn’t want it submitted until after the reunion to avoid public filing details spoiling the ending. He also said on Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy that he wanted the women to say whatever they needed to say at the reunion so everyone could “move on.”