Tiffany Copeland, who appeared on the first season of Below Deck: Mediterranean, gave birth last week to a baby girl!
Table setter extraordinaire Bugsy Drake appeared on Below Deck: Mediterraen‘s Seasons 2 and 5 as second stew, which was an awkward position for her because she’s had a lot of experience as chief stew. When Hannah Ferrier was ousted in Season 5, Bugsy was the obvious choice to take over as chief stew in Season 6. Instead, Bugsy is no longer on the show at all. What is Bugsy doing now?
The storyline that drove Season 2 of Below Deck: Mediterranean, which first aired in 2017, was the love triangle between Malia White and her two suitors: chef Adam Glick and bosun Wes Walton.
Below Deck: Mediterranean is back tonight for a sixth season with Captain Sandy and a whole new crew. One of the crewmembers bears s a striking resemblance to Nicholas Cage.
The crews of Bravo’s Below Deck work hard to provide a 7-star experience for their guests. The yachts’ guests enjoy delicious and decadent meals specially prepared for them by renowned onboard chefs based on their preferences and specifications, which are part of the hefty price-tag of the experience. What do the crew members eat?
While the crew of Bravo’s Below Deck reality shows provides the bulk of the story and drama, a lot of spice and intrigue is supplied by the guests who charter the luxury yachts. Often their behavior, demands, and personality offer a lot to the shows, which begs the question: do the guests get paid a production fee to appear on the show? Do they get free vacations? Or, do they actually pay to be on this popular reality show?
Season 6 of Bravo’s hit show Below Deck Mediterranean is coming back next week without longtime favorite Hannah Ferrier. What is she up to now?
Almost a year after Below Deck deckhand Ross Inia was arrested in Florida for allegedly punching an officer in the face during a drunken brawl outside a West Palm Beach bar, he pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor charge. Keep reading for all the details on his plea and sentencing!
Below Deck‘s Captain Lee Rosbach shared some devastating news earlier today as he reveals that his youngest son Joshua Lee Rosbach died last week after an accidental drug overdose. The announcement came in the form of a joint statement from Captain Lee and his wife Mary Anne on Instagram, along with a photo of James. Keep reading for Lee and May Anne’s full statement, as well as Joshua’s obituary and a link to his memorial page with a video and lots of photos.
Former Below Deck third stew Caroline Bedol’s troubles continue as she was arrested over the weekend in Connecticut and charged with larceny.
Former Below Deck third stew Caroline Bedol confirms that she is “homeless” and in debt. She also responds to reports that she was suicidal after the season aired, which resulted in police visiting her for a welfare check.
It looks like we have ourselves a good old fashioned Bravolebrity sailor feud! In a rather unexpected bit of social media drama, Below Deck‘s Captain Lee Rosbach and Vanderpump Rules star (and 37-day aircraft carrier vet) Jax Taylor exchanged Twitter cannon fire on Sunday after Jax expressed his disdain for reality shows that are cast as opposed to featuring a group of people who were already friends — like Pump Rules.