Chef Adam is just way too obsessed with onions, and it’s causing problems on Below Deck Mediterranean. The primary charter guest, Kenny, hates onions. In fact, three guests requested “no onions” on their preference sheets. But Adam has served them onions practically every meal. Because he knows better than the people paying him. Hannah and
After partying the night away in Croatia, the crew of Below Deck Mediterranean heads back to the Sirocco. And after seeing Wes make time with Malia, Chef Adam corners her below deck, and plants a kiss on her. Meanwhile, Bugsy is telling Wes to go for it with Malia. “It’s going to be your loss
This week’s Below Deck Mediterranean saw fun-loving millionaire Kenny Novotny, who appeared on the show last season, return as a charter guest. Kenny, from Oklahoma, appeared last time round with his best friend Brian for a one-day charter where they managed to pack in not only water sports and a beach picnic but also a line-dancing party.
When we left Below Deck Mediterranean last week, the multi-million dollar yacht was in danger of hitting a rock cliff. “If the wind picks up, we’re in danger of hitting rocks,” Captain Sandy says. She tells Max to push the boat with the tender, and he’s freaking. They have to reset the anchors. Max is
This week on Below Deck Mediterranean, when the crew let their hair down they like to party but when it comes to romance some also like to cut the grass of their crew mates. Hannah Ferrier tells Malia White that when she walked onboard her head was turned and that she looks adorable. She also
It’s rocky aboard the Sirocco, as Below Deck Mediterranean launches its second season out of Croatia. The new captain is a micromanager. Big time. “I know you’re used to running the boat. That’s not going to happen here,” Captain Sandy tells returning Chief Stew Hannah. She goes through the kitchen cabinets, and gives her crew
Hannah and Bobby are the only crew members back from last season on Below Deck Mediterranean. And Bobby is looking for love again. There’s a whole new crew to choose from, with several attractive women. But it’s not going to work out well. It never does. “I’m not looking to be wifed up,” deckhand Malia
Below Deck Mediterranean is back for a second sailing! And there’s some big changes for Season 2 — with seven new cast members joining the nine-person crew. There’s also a whole new superyacht, the 154ft Sirocco, after we exclusively told how last year’s boat the Ionian Princess was put up for sale. And while the
The superyacht featured on the first season of Below Deck Mediterranean is for sale at nearly $17million. The 150ft Ionian Princess, which played out as the backdrop for all kinds of drama on the Bravo TV show, is listed at $16,750,000 by leading luxury yacht broker Northrop & Johnson. Pictures show the vessel in all its
Below Deck Mediterranean has been one hell of a ride — and there’s no letting up in tonight’s Season 1 finale as the crew have a night out before their final charter on the Ionian Princess. With the drink flowing things kick off when Bobby goes totally ballistic, yelling a big “f**k you” to all the