The drama onboard Below Deck Mediterranean is centered around lead deckhand Joe Bradley and deckhand Nathan Gallagher. Second stew Elena “Ellie” Dubaich and stew Bri Muller both have feelings for Bradley, causing tension between them. This love triangle has created turmoil within the interior crew, with chief stew Aesha Scott feeling the strain.
Chemistry between Gallagher and fellow deckhand Gael Cameron was undeniable, but things took a turn when Gael’s relationship status was revealed. Despite the romantic drama, the crew must come together to serve the guests aboard the M/Y Mustique and avoid Captain Sandy Yawn‘s wrath. Bradley and Gallagher discuss their experiences on the show and their friendship.
How has life been since the season premiered?
Joe Bradley: It’s been an unexpected journey, but we’re embracing it authentically.
Nathan Gallagher: We’re enjoying the ride, especially our time in New York discussing the show.
Gael Cameron, Iain MacLean, Nathan Gallagher (Fred Jagueneau/Bravo)
How did the crew handle the challenges in the last episode?
Joe: It was intense, but that’s the nature of yachting. We rise to the occasion and overcome obstacles.
Nathan: We always find solutions to ensure the guests are taken care of.
You two have formed a close bond quickly. How do you describe the crew dynamic?
Joe: Everyone has a role to play, but there’s a unique camaraderie among us.
Nathan: The crew dynamic is evolving and growing stronger.
Joe: Conflicts are inevitable in this industry, but it’s all part of the yachting experience.
Joe, you’re involved in a love triangle. Looking back, do you think your actions were justified?
Joe: I believe I did the right thing to support a crew member in need. Friendship and loyalty are important to me.
Nathan: We wanted to uplift Bri during a difficult time, and that’s what friends do.
Do you have any regrets about how things unfolded with Bri and Ellie?
Joe: I stand by my decisions and believe I acted with integrity. The fast-paced environment made it challenging to navigate the situation.
Nathan: It’s all part of the dating game, and we have to explore our options.
Nathan, how do you feel about your evolving friendship with Gael?
Nathan: I’m glad we waited to see how our relationship would develop. Our friendship is important to me, and I have no regrets about taking things slow.
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What can viewers expect as the season unfolds?
Joe: Chaos and unexpected twists await in the coming episodes.
How do you rate Bosun Iain’s performance?
Joe: Iain is skilled but could improve his communication skills, especially under pressure.
Nathan: Iain’s experience on the show will be a learning opportunity for him to grow as a leader.
How do you feel about Captain Sandy’s leadership style?
Joe: Captain Sandy is an incredible leader whom anyone would be grateful to have.
Nathan: Her patience and teaching style make the crew feel supported and valued.
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What was it like having Trishelle Cannatella as a guest?
Joe: Trishelle brought excitement and charm to the yacht.
Nathan: We enjoyed having her onboard, adding a fun element to the experience.
Joe: The guests always bring a unique dynamic to each charter.
How does it feel to watch yourselves on the show and receive feedback from loved ones?
Nathan: It’s surreal to see our personalities shine through on screen. The feedback has been eye-opening.
Joe: Sharing this experience with my family through the show has been rewarding and has given them insight into my profession.
What can fans expect from the rest of the season?
Nathan: Stay tuned for more drama and surprises.
Joe: The season will only get more intense with unexpected developments.
Would you consider doing another season?
Joe: We’re a package deal and open to future opportunities.
Nathan: We have exciting plans for the future, whether it’s another season or pursuing our own ventures.
Below Deck Mediterranean, Mondays, 9/8c, Bravo
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