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
On Below Deck Mediterranean tonight, things get heated when Bobby totally flips after Danny calls him and Bryan “butt buddies”. Danny can’t help himself but provoke the pair after they talk about having bad days, saying: “It’s a fallacy. Not everyone’s mad, it’s just you two butt buddies.” He raises his voice just enough as he
Below Deck Mediterranean is a flood of tears on tonight’s episode — as Ben and Julia get at each other’s throats leaving both suffering minor breakdowns. The pair clash over, of all things, croissants — before a class war erupts with Ben feeling he’s been branded a “silver-spooned brat” by Julia. After the crispy French breakfast snack crisis
I’ve waited to start blogging the new “Below Deck Mediterranean” on Bravo because I was cautiously optimistic that the show would return to its first season glory with the new destination. So far, I’m impressed. Let’s recap the first two episodes real quick. With only Chef Ben returning from prior seasons, the new crew is