‘Below Deck Down Under’ Crew Members Fired After Non-Consensual Sexual Advances Caught On Camera

Below Deck Down Under is losing yet another cast member.

Gary King is being accused of sexual harassment. In a new Rolling Stone exposé, Samantha Suarez, who worked in the makeup department for “Below Deck Sailing Yacht”, claims that the cast member tried to force himself on her during production of season 4, which took place in the summer of 2022 in Sardinia, Italy. ET has reached out to King and Suarez for comment.

Rolling Stone exposé, Samantha Suarez, who worked in the makeup department for, claims that the cast member tried to force himself on her during production of season 4, which took place in the summer of 2022 in Sardinia, Italy. ET has reached out to King and Suarez for comment.In a statement to ET, Bravo, the network that airs the franchise, said it «is committed to maintaining a safe and respectful workplace for cast and crew on our reality shows.»«We require our third-party production companies to have appropriate workplace policies and trainings in place and a clear process on how to report concerns,» Bravo said.

Below Deck Sailing Yacht star Gary King is facing some serious sexual assault allegations.

recent legal drama between Michael Oher and the Tuohy family, a 2017 episode of featuring Sean Tuohy and Leigh Anne Tuohy has resurfaced on TikTok.In the clip from user @itsabigailadams, patriarch Sean is discussing how the team behind movie gained the rights to use the Tuohy family's name. «The writer of the book, he and I went to school together since we were five years old,» Sean says, referencing writing Michael Lewis, who penned the book the movie was adapted from.

Laura Bileskalne is continuing to defend Luke Jones after his sexual incident on Below Deck Down Under — even though her previous comments got her fired!

Gabriela Barragán recently watched the Below Deck Down Under episode that chronicled Luke Jones and Laura Bileskalne’s firings — and was shocked by their behavior.

Captain Lee Rosbach is speaking out on the sexual misconduct incidents that took place on this week’s episode of  “Below Deck Down Under”.

Captain Lee Rosbach is praising Captain Jason Chambers over the recent firings on Below Deck Down Under.

Laura Bileskalne isn’t concerned about how she has been perceived following Below Deck Down Under‘s season 2 consent scandal.

Bravo TV's Below Deck Down Under’s Captain Jason Chambers has spoken out about the recent incidents of sexual misconduct that occurred on the Australian reality show. In an Instagram post, the Captain expressed gratitude to the production team for their swift intervention during two unsettling incidents and addressed the outpouring of messages he had received from concerned viewers.

A resurfaced clip from Below Deck has shown one of its stars tearfully opening up on having been raped, years before she tried to protect one of her crew mates from a co-star accused of sexual misconduct. Below Deck Down Under star Aesha Scott was seen trying to help Margot Sisson in this week's episode of the reality show which included controversial scenes of sexual misconduct.

Trigger Warning: This article discusses sexual assault and misconduct Margot Sisson has taken to Instagram to make a statement following the latest episode of Below Deck Down Under. Watch Below: Below Deck Down Under Season Two TrailerThe season two episodes saw cast members Luke Jones and Laura Bileskalne fired after they made unwanted sexual advances.

Captain Lee Rosbach is “mortified” by the actions that led to Luke Jones and Laura Bileskalne’s firing on season 2 of Below Deck Down Under. 

Margot Sisson thanked fans for their support following Below Deck Down Under‘s consent scandal.

Below Deck Down Under‘s Captain Jason Chambers is speaking out to address his decision to fire two crew members for inappropriate behavior.

Laura Bileskaline has seen the negative feedback about her time on Below Deck Down Under — but she doesn’t seem to care.

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Two crew members from Below Deck Down Under are out after they both crossed the line of consent.

Captain Jason Chambers has more to say on THAT Below Deck Down Under scandal!