Harry Potter ends up with Ginny Weasley; they marry and have three children together in the series’ epilogue.

Canon answer

In the official Harry Potter canon, Harry’s long‑term romantic partner is Ginny Weasley, Ron’s younger sister.

By the epilogue of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows , they are shown as a married couple with three children: James Sirius, Albus Severus, and Lily Luna Potter.

Quick relationship timeline

  • At Hogwarts, Harry briefly dates Cho Chang in Order of the Phoenix , but the relationship falls apart.
  • In Half-Blood Prince , Harry realizes his feelings for Ginny and they start dating, though he breaks things off before hunting Horcruxes to protect her.
  • After Voldemort’s defeat, Harry and Ginny eventually marry, as confirmed in the book epilogue and expanded materials.

Fandom and “who he should have ended up with”

Many fans actively debate whether Harry should have ended up with Hermione Granger or Luna Lovegood instead of Ginny.

Discussions on forums and theory videos argue that film characterizations and certain story beats make Harry/Hermione or Harry/Luna feel more natural, but the officially accepted ending keeps Harry with Ginny.

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