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Below Deck Sailing Yacht

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Below Deck Sailing Yacht
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Below Deck Sailing Yacht is an American reality television series that was developed as the second spin-off of Below Deck. It premiered on Bravo on February 3, 2020.[1]

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The series chronicles the lives of the crew members who work and reside aboard a 177-foot (54 meter)[2] sailing yacht during charter seasons in the Ionian Islands (Greece) in season 1, Croatia in season 2, Menorca (Spain) in season 3, Sardinia (Italy) in season 4 and Ibiza (Spain) in season 5.

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Cast

Season 1 (Parsifal III)

  • Glenn Shephard — Captain
  • Byron Hissey — Chief Engineer
  • Paget Berry — First Officer
  • Adam Glick — Chef
  • Jenna MacGillivray — Chief Stewardess
  • Madison Stalker — 2nd Stewardess
  • Georgia Grobler — 3rd Stewardess
  • Ciara Duggan — Deckhand
  • Parker McCown — Deckhand (ep 1–12)
  • Christopher Miller — Deckhand (ep 12–17)[3]

Season 2 (Parsifal III)

  • Glenn Shephard — Captain
  • Colin Macrae — Chief Engineer
  • Gary King — First Officer
  • Natasha De Bourg — Chef
  • Daisy Kelliher — Chief Stewardess
  • Dani Soares — 2nd Stewardess
  • Alli Dore — 3rd Stewardess
  • Sydney Zaruba — Deckhand
  • Jean-Luc Cerza Lanaux — Deckhand[4]

Season 3 (Parsifal III)

  • Glenn Shephard — Captain
  • Colin Macrae — Chief Engineer
  • Gary King — First Officer
  • Marcos Spaziani — Chef
  • Daisy Kelliher — Chief Stewardess
  • Gabriela Barragán — 2nd Stewardess (ep 1–10)
  • Ashley Marti— 3rd Stewardess (ep 1–11), Junior Stewardess (ep 12–17), Lead Stewardess (ep 17)
  • Kelsie Goglia — Deckhand
  • Tom Pearson — Deckhand (ep 1–7)[5]
  • Barnaby Birkbeck — Deckhand (ep 11–17)
  • Scarlett Bentley — Junior Stewardess (ep 12–17)

Season 4 (Parsifal III)

  • Glenn Shephard — Captain
  • Colin Macrae — Chief Engineer
  • Gary King — First Officer
  • Ileisha Dell — Chef
  • Daisy Kelliher — Chief Stewardess
  • Lucy Edmunds — Junior Stewardess
  • Mads Herrera — Junior Stewardess
  • Chase Lemacks — Deckhand
  • Alex Propson — Deckhand

Season 5 (Parsifal III)

  • Glenn Shephard — Captain
  • Davide Morosi — Chief Engineer
  • Gary King — First Officer
  • Cloyce Martin — Chef
  • Daisy Kelliher — Chief Stewardess
  • Diana Cruz — Stewardess
  • Danni Warren — Stewardess
  • Keith Allen — Deckhand
  • Emma Crouch — Deckhand (ep 1–8)
  • Chase Lemacks — Deckhand (ep 9–16)

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Episodes

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Season 1 (2020)

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Season 2 (2021)

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Season 3 (2022)

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Season 4 (2023)

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Season 5 (2024–25)

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Controversies

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Handling of complaints of sexual assault and misconduct

In August 2023, Samantha Suarez, a former makeup artist for both Below Deck and Sailing Yacht, came forward in a Rolling Stone article with claims that production had helped cover up the fact that star Gary King had tried to force himself on her during production of the fourth season of Sailing Yacht in the summer of 2022. When she accompanied an inebriated King to his hotel room, King "came up behind her, grabbed her, pressed her against his body, and refused to let go of her even though she says she tried to kick and elbow him to get him off her." When she got free, he then refused to let her open the door to his room until she received a call from one of the talent managers.[96]

After the incident occurred, Suarez informed production, who then instructed King to sleep on the boat during non-filming days, after originally offering to fire King for his misconduct. Suarez also alleges that she should not have been put in the position she was regarding King's employment on the show, considering the limited agency and power her position on the show provided.[97]

Two other production members also commented on King's behavior on set for the story, noting that he touched "a female cast member’s butt and continue[d] to touch her inappropriately even though she said, “No,” and told him to stop," as well as grabbing "production crew member's genitals" on two occasions while inebriated.[96]

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