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Still, Lady Michelle is the more expensive of the Below Deck yacht rentals. It has a rental charge of $275,000 per week, while The Wellington currently charges $304,500 per week during the peak season. My Seanna has a higher yacht rental rate at $392,000, while the superyacht Sirocco from Below Deck Med Seasons 2 and 4 charges as much as $237,000 per week during the busy season.
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The Below Deck Med yacht that’s featured on Season 6 is for sale for $19.5 million. The luxury superyacht was built in 2003 and features six cabins, which can accommodate up to 12 charter guests, according to Yacht Harbour. It also fits up to 14 crew members, which means five additional crew members can work behind the scenes on the show. It has enough room for the cast, crew, and production team. here
She’s returning alongside bosun Malia White. Apparently, Season 6 filming took place before the Season 5 backlash. Fans are calling for a boycott of the new season since they didn’t like how Sandy and Malia treated former Chief Stewardess Hannah Ferrier. Now, it looks like the Lady Michelle is now up for sale. more
Below Deck Med Season 6 trailer just came out. TV Shows Ace previously shared the details of the forthcoming season, in case you missed out. The trailer alone created its share of controversy. Captain Sandy Yawn is back at the helm of the superyacht, Lady Michelle.
Just because the Below Deck Med Season 6 yacht is for sale doesn’t mean Captain Sandy is hanging up her stripes. She previously enjoyed sailing on The Wellington, but she did not love the wing station. Most wing stations are located outside so the captain can have a full view when it comes time to dock the boat. The wing station was located inside of The Wellington, which made her even more reliant on Malia.
Since that meeting, and Below Deck’s 2013 debut on Bravo, Rosbach has been stunned to see the series become a massive success—expanding into two spin-offs, Below Deck Mediterranean and Below Deck Sailing Yacht (with two more on the way), eclipsing Real Housewives as the network’s most-watched linear series last season, and earning its first two Emmy nominations this year—for unstructured reality show and editing an unstructured reality program. But the Captain was spot-on about Below Deck in another sense—the ambitious at-sea series was a logistical nightmare to create.
Rosbach, who is the only Below Deck cast member to have appeared on every season of the original series, says that the chemistry of the constantly rotating cast members is another factor that can’t be predicted. “Each season you’re trying to get it together with different levels of experience and different personalities, and let’s toss in the fact that they are very young, inexperienced, and in an exotic location with copious amounts of money to spend. It’s a perfect storm in a good way because things happen that you could not script.” (The franchise has featured maritime drug busts, bad romances, cheating scandals, nightmare charter guests, and even a yacht crash.) more
Bravo recently announced that the Below Deck franchise continues to grow, with two new spin-offs slated to debut next year. Below Deck Down Under, also produced by 51 Minds, will be set in the Whitsunday Islands, between Australia and the Great Barrier Reef, and air on Peacock. “Not only is it down under in terms of being in Australia, but a lot of the show is literally being filmed underneath the water in the sea paradise that is the Great Barrier Reef,” explains Samton. “There’s a lot of diving, scuba diving, snorkeling, spear fishing, and the cast actually gets involved in a lot of the diving excursions.” [links]
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The original series premiered in July 2013, documenting the daily lives of crew members on luxurious yachts during charter season. At the time, Bravo revealed that the first season averaged over 1 million viewers per episode, making it a simple decision to branch off into two more series: Below Deck Mediterranean and Below Deck Sailing Yacht.
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With each season, the crew members’ personal lives have begun to cross over into their work lives, leading to shocking reality TV romances, breakups, firings and dramatic exits. In February 2020, longtime Below Deck personality Kate Chastain announced that she would finally be heading back to dry land after six seasons on the ocean.
While some cast members have left on their own terms, others have had the decision made for them. On season 5 of Below Deck Mediterranean, chief stewardess Hannah Ferrier was fired after a coworker reported her for having Valium on the yacht. After the drama went down, Captain Sandy Yawn told E! News that she has “no regrets” about the firing. [links]
'We were entering the Marina when I heard something and suddenly everybody started to yell, "Get out,"' Tricia said. here
Season five of this show about shipmates is off to a rocky start.
It has been filming its fifth season in the St. Martin-St. Maarten area with a much smaller cast than previous seasons, to include Kate Chastain, Nico Scholly and Captain Lee Rosbach. The show is expected to return to Bravo later this year.
Rough waters! The cast and crew of Bravo's Below Deck got a rude awakening when their production boat sank in Caribbean waters on February 10, according to the Soualiga Post; the cast of season four is pictured here
Trouble in paradise: It was around 12.00am Atlantic when the ship went down, after breaking its propeller with a mooring rope, according to the local paper; (L-R) Kate Chastain, Emily Warburton-Adams, Sierra Storm and Ben Robinson are pictured here [links]