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The Below Deck Sailing Yacht Crew Had Their Hands Full With Memorable AF Charter Guests

Take a closer look at the entertaining charter guests from may 17's episode of below deck sailing yacht ..

The Below Deck Sailing Yacht crew just couldn't catch a break.

On the Monday, May 17 episode, Captain Glenn Shephard and company scrambled to assess the damage following last week's boat crash . Although the situation wasn't great, they were able to do a quick cosmetic fix since the transom door was able to open.

The drama didn't stop there as deckhand Jean-Luc Cerza Lanaux panicked that he had "f--king chlamydia…again." On top of all of this, the charter guests were a demanding group of ladies, who expected nothing less than perfection.

For starters, there was co-primary charter guest  Erica , who requested that the interior crew unpack all of the luggage. Oh, and while "seasick" (AKA seemingly intoxicated) she asked Captain Glenn to make the ship stop rocking in a thunderstorm.

Sorry, Erica. The man's a sea captain, not Poseidon.

There was also charter guest Bianca , who upset her peers by wearing a Trump campaign bikini. "I just hate getting political," co-primary charter guest Jess snapped after Bianca's "Titties for Trump" declaration.

Speaking of Jess, later on, first mate Gary King and chief engineer Colin Macrae were ripped into after they were caught gossiping about the guests. In Jess' defense, it was unprofessional. Yet, by causing a scene she was proving their point that this group was bound to be a handful.

This is only a taste of what went down on tonight's episode. We're, of course, talking about the seemingly out of nowhere fight where Bianca accused the other ladies of bullying and slut-shaming her.

We have a feeling this is the "challenging" group that chief stewardess Daisy Kelliher teased to E! News earlier this month. "There's definitely one more group that, you know, for me, really stuck out," she said at the time. "I thought they were all actually fine. I really enjoyed all of them but, there were two that were definitely a bit more difficult and a bit more challenging."

For a closer look at these ladies and more interesting Below Deck charter guests, scroll through the images below.

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The Bravo franchise has had plenty of dramatic and crazy moments thanks to some unruly and demanding guests, including Georgia , who was a little too flirty with no-nonsense leader Captain Lee Rosbach .

Sometimes, you just want a foam party—at least, that's what this demanding guest asked for. Was it eyebrow-raising to see him drunkenly partying in what ended up being about four inches of foam? Yes. Was it still epic because of how excited he was? Also yes.

Where do we start with Delores ? The season eight Below Deck charter guest made a splash, literally and figuratively, after she drunkenly jumped into the ocean late at night. To make matters worse, this swimming session was in direct defiance to Captain Lee's order to stay on the boat. In a first for his career, Captain Lee ended Delores' charter early and sent her packing.

However, while being escorted away on the tender, Delores jumped into the ocean. Bold move, lady.

Barrie boarded the Parsifal III with his blended family, including his current fiancé and his ex-husband, in season two of Below Deck Sailing Yacht . With such a large guest list, the crew was certainly put to work, especially chef Natasha . Not only did Barrie have no problem sending his breakfast back, but he also refused to have his family served buffet-style.

The first charter of Below Deck season eight was certainly a memorable one. We're, of course, talking about when the charter guests found themselves bickering over deckhand  James Hough . Specifically, charter guest Shay called dibs on the British yachtie. However, her boatmance hopes were derailed when pal Lexi flirtatiously rode a jet ski with James. Thus, a fight broke out over dinner, which shocked the Below Deck crew.

It was ladies night on the high seas in this episode of  Below Deck Mediterranean , but as the drinks flowed, some of the women started to get a little handsy  with deckhand  Jack Stirrup . Thankfully,  Captain Sandy swooped in to save the day.

The crew aboard this ship got a show they didn't ask for when two of the guests hooked up in the crow's nest, a part of the ship that everyone could see on camera.

In the same episode that the crew witnessed the on-deck hookup of two of their guests, they also discovered that their passengers also had never heard of cleaning up after themselves when they stumbled upon a used condom on the nightstand.

For the most part, the charter guest is always right. However, in season two of Below Deck Sailing Yacht , charter guest Erica requested that Captain Glenn Shephard do something to make the ship stop rocking. Unfortunately for Erica, they were in the middle of a thunderstorm and Captain Glenn didn't have the power to control the weather.

Other highlights from this charter group include a woman with hours worth of stories, bullying accusations among the ladies and so much more.

While many guests on  Below Deck have been demanding, this may be the most ridiculous request because of how random it was. On one of the episodes, guests demanded gumballs, but not just any gumballs. They had to be colored gumballs and they even threatened to require they be delivered by helicopter if there were none on board.

Not every guest has found their trip to be a five-star experience, but usually they stick around to give feedback as to why. On this episode of  Below Deck , we learn that a few of the guests straight-up ghosted upon arrival and fled the ship before even saying goodbye to the crew.

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Erica Rose made a splash as a Below Deck Sailing Yacht charter guest. Learn more about her life before the popular nautical reality show.

• Seasoned captain Glenn Shephard and crew were unsure if they would go through with the charter after crashing the boat twice.
• Erica Rose, known for her appearance on The Bachelor, is now a lawyer and a partner at the Rose Sanders Law Firm.
• Erica and her friends made quite an impression on Below Deck Sailing Yacht, bringing drama and excitement to the show.

Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 2 introduced charter guest Erica Rose, and it's time to learn more about her. She joined the Parsafil crew alongside several friends to enjoy a mini-getaway in Croatia. However, the crew was getting annoyed with her and her friends, as they were more demanding than the crew expected. Second stewardess Dani even had to give one of the guests a massage because she felt stressed out due to being on a yacht 24/7, surrounded by her friends. As fans await Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5 , previous charter guests should be revisited.

Before Erica and her group of girlfriends joined the yacht, seasoned captain Glenn Shephard and the rest of the crew were unsure if they would go through with the charter after crashing the boat twice. While Captain Glenn was parking the yacht by the dock, a mechanical error occurred that short-circuited the thrusters. This caused him to crash into the pier. Luckily, no one was hurt, but a significant amount of cosmetic damage was done to the back of the boat. However, Erica Rose and her friends were able to board the Parsifal. The drama on Below Deck Sailing Yacht is just one of the reasons all the shows in the franchise are some of the best reality TV shows .

Erica Rose Was On The Bachelor

Before Erica Rose was known as the second to last charter guest on Below Deck Sailing Yacht , she was known as a contestant on The Bachelor . Erica competed on The Bachelor season 9 in 2006. Prince Lorenzo Borghese was the leading man during that season. The lawyer exited the limo wearing a bejeweled tiara to prove to the Prince that she was ready to become his princess. However, Erica was not destined to be his princess, as she was eliminated after three weeks. Soon after being eliminated, Erica appeared on the first season of the VH1 reality series You're Cut Off! and later starred in two seasons of the now-canceled The Bachelor spin-off, Bachelor Pad (via Distractify ).

Erica Rose Is A Lawyer

Since her early days as a reality star, Erica has started a family and grown her career as a lawyer. After she left The Bachelor , she attended the University of Houston Law Center for four years and later obtained her Master's Degree in Entertainment Law from Southwestern Law School. Erica and her now-husband, Charles Sanders, are partners at the Rose Sanders Law Firm PLLC. Before she found love with Charles, she was engaged to fellow lawyer Galen Gentry. They welcomed a daughter, Holland Rose Madelaine Gentry, born in September 2016. After she married Charles in 2017, the couple welcomed their daughter, Aspen Rose Sanders.

Erica may have moved on from her The Bachelor days, but she still enjoys being on camera. Her time on Below Deck Sailing Yacht may have ended, but she and her friends made quite an impression on the show. Hopefully, there will be equally exciting games in seasons to come.

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Below Deck Sailing Yacht Recap: Daisy’s Sister Stirs the Pot

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Daisy’s younger sister, fellow yachtie Bonnie, has finally made her Sailing Yacht debut, and, boy, was she born for reality TV. I didn’t quite know what to expect when I first heard that she would be joining the crew on a night out, but she really makes use of her time by bringing an outsider’s point of view to the love triangle that many of us can probably relate to in some way.

Let me backtrack for a second, though. After Captain Glenn announces that the guests left a $20,000 tip, he says he’s going to test out the crew radios since Daisy lied and said they don’t work in the laundry and guest areas. She really set herself up in this situation, especially since we literally saw her turning down the volume (yes, likely because she assumed it was docking discussions) while chatting in the kitchen as Gary called for her to help the injured guest. It would be much easier to just own up to your mistake in this situation.

After Captain Glenn and Gary quickly confirm that the radios do in fact work, Bonnie arrives and immediately heads to the master cabin to gossip with Daisy. Daisy spills the tea on Gary’s love triangle with Mads and Alex and how she’s hooking up with Colin, which Bonnie says is “every girl’s dream.” She’s just like me! When Daisy tells her about the Gary situation, Bonnie admits that he and Daisy would be a good match even though he wouldn’t know how to appreciate her. While Daisy and Gary do somewhat click personality-wise, there’s no way in hell they would ever last in a long-term relationship.

After Bonnie meets the rest of the crew, they head out to dinner, where things get heated. Bonnie and Chase bond over their love of alcohol, and I have to assume that, being younger and a yacht chef, Bonnie is probably the much more wild sibling. At the table, Alex hints at being into Bonnie but isn’t sure whether to pursue her because of Chase. Can we not go through this again? Alex uses other guys liking the girls he’s interested in as an excuse not to pursue women because he wants them to make the first move, which is why he’s gotten nowhere with Mads.

When Daisy and Colin start kissing in front of Bonnie, Bonnie cringes and expresses that she isn’t completely onboard because she needs to see more of them together in order to understand it, which I get. When Daisy, Bonnie, Gary, and Ileisha step away, Bonnie tells Gary about how if he and Daisy were ever stranded on a desert island, they would “live happily ever after,” which I simply don’t agree with. They’d probably have a honeymoon phase before killing each other. Daisy interjects by saying they’d “fuck each other” in that situation, which makes Ileisha’s (and my) jaw drop since she believed that Daisy was committed to Colin. These people are so damn messy that they can no longer keep up with their thoughts and feelings.

After hearing what Bonnie says about Gary and Daisy being better suited for each other than Daisy and Colin, Gary says he’s hurt and in denial over the fact that he lost his chance with her. Babe, I doubt this or any other information will stop you from acting affectionate toward her. And while Bonnie shows that she understands Gary’s poor behavior by telling him that he only admitted to liking Daisy after she started a relationship with Colin, it’s baffling that she still appears to be #TeamGary.

In the taxi after dinner, Alex, Mads, and Lucy share a drunken, seemingly innocent three-way kiss, which will surely cause more outbursts than it should. Then Bonnie and Alex smooch, killing any of Chase’s last remaining hopes of hooking up with her, which, as Lucy says, is “chef’s kiss” to witness.

Back on the boat, Daisy lets Gary kiss her before laughing and telling him to stop, which takes years off my life span. Imagine if Colin had seen that? I’m bothered by the fact that she didn’t tell Colin about it, either. He may not be the most perfect guy in the world, but he at least deserves some consideration from them. Daisy and Gary have no self-control, to the point where it’s incredibly icky to watch. Moments later, Gary is out on deck telling Mads that he wants to be in a serious relationship with her. Gary is delusional AF, and he is so narcissistic that he can’t even fathom the idea of a woman being interested in anyone other than him.

Bonnie spends the night in the master cabin while Colin and Daisy hook up in one guest cabin and Gary and Mads have sex in the other. The following morning, Bonnie hears Colin and Daisy having sex and decides to jump into bed and cuddle with them. Look, I might not get it since I’m an only child, but who in their right mind would want to hop into their sibling’s bed while they’re banging someone? It just seems gross. Bonnie departs shortly after, and while her time on the show may have been brief, it was certainly fruitful and accomplished its goal of causing more drama.

At the preference-sheet meeting, the primary, Bryan, has given the crew a lengthy three-page list of requests, including a ten-course dinner, a Pride party with a rainbow dinner, bedside chocolates, and toilet paper folded into roses and sailboats. Not much happens the rest of the day, and the following morning Alex and Chase talk about how useless Gary is as a boss, which, duh, he’s far too busy being a creepy douchebag. When we meet the guests, I’m pleasantly surprised to learn that they’re more of a chill bunch, as opposed to the extremely high-maintenance rich bitches we’re used to seeing accompany those types of detailed lists of demands.

Once the guests get settled, Captain Glenn takes them sailing, and they spot a nearby ship with its sails up. Captain Glenn decides to call the boat and see if they’re up for a friendly race, and I for one am super-happy that he gets to have some fun with the boat, especially since he’s been going through hell with the engine issues this season. However, the race itself is anticlimactic. Like, of course the Parsifal was going to win, but the race was so brief. I expected it to be much more exciting and action-packed than it was.

While the guests have fun with the water toys, Colin and Gary chat about none other than Daisy. Colin asks Gary about his feelings for Daisy for the umpteenth time, and Gary says that he thought he had feelings for Daisy but is happy just being friends with her. He really can’t stop lying; one minute he’s talking about how he wants a romantic relationship with Daisy, and the next he’s denying it. Pick a side, buddy! Colin is completely right about how it’s difficult to believe what comes out of Gary’s mouth.

Meanwhile, Ileisha is occupied in the galley with her ten-course dinner, which is frankly a ridiculous request. If chef Rachel Hargrove of OG Below Deck fame had been here, she would’ve told everyone to eat her cooter. I can’t imagine wanting to spend that much time eating, but I digress. Although Ileisha finds it challenging since she doesn’t have a long time to prepare and make the meal, she’s still confident in her abilities, which I love. The fact that she’s so cool under this type of pressure is so refreshing, especially given Below Deck ’s history of chefs with a temper.

Back down in the crew mess, Gary kisses Mads and says that “persistence pays off,” which Mads says is debatable. Actually, Gary, persistence in your case makes everyone’s skin crawl. When Gary points out that Mads made out with Gary on his first night on the boat, Chase mentions that Mads kissed him on the first night. Gary says that it’s likely why she decided to upgrade with him, and Mads then jokes that if she had wanted to do better than Chase, she would’ve made out with Alex, which pisses Gary off to the extreme. While Mads intended for it to be a joke, it’s clear that she has been feeling that way since day one. Honestly, Gary finally needed to be confronted with the truth.

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Who are return Below Deck charter guests Carmen and Brandon?

Carmen Felder and Brandon McLaughlin are back on Below Deck with a new group causing problems from day one.

Below Deck Down Under fans will recall in Season 2 Carmen was the primary, and Brandon was her guest.

Brandon, for his part, almost got kicked off the Northern Sun when he and Kristyl tried to go night swimming.

Captain Jason Chambers warned them that the charter would end if they broke his rule.

The charter guests were not only demanding but filled with drama that kept Below Deck viewers entertained.

It was more of the same the second time around, especially with Brandon, so it’s time for a little refresher on him and Carmen.

Who is Below Deck charter guest Carmen Felder?

The sixth charter on Below Deck Season 11 had Carmen returning and bringing her husband, Ray Lyles. Their preference sheet revealed they were to be called Queen Carmen and King Ray, setting the charter’s tone.

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Carmen is a very successful entrepreneur who owns her own PR management company that specializes in the needs of athletes. Along with being a businesswoman, Carmen is also known for her elite social status in Washington, D.C.

Below Deck Down Under wasn’t Carmen’s first venture into the reality TV world either. Carmen was also on the OWN network’s Ready To Love Potomac and Love And Marriage: DC.

Reality TV isn’t her only on-screen camera gig, as Carmen has years of experience at Fox 5 DC.

While it seems Carmen will have a much calmer experience the second time around with her hubby Ray by her side, Brandon seems to be just as much trouble as he was on Below Deck Down Under.

Who is charter guest Brandon McLaughlin on Below Deck?

Like Carmen, Brandon lives in the DC area and often cohosts Fox 5 DC. The two can be seen doing various segments together, with Carmen referring to them in one of her IG posts as “Black Barbie and Ken.”

Aside from his hosting duties, Brandon is also a Realtor at Pearson Smith Realty, serving the DC and Virginia areas. Brandon is an advocate for raising awareness amid the current opioid crisis, too.

Despite what Below Deck viewers may witness on-screen from Brandon, he did make friends while filming Season 11. Earlier this year, he was in the audience when Barbie Pascual appeared on Watch What Happens Live.

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Brandon also appeared at a watch party with Captain Kerry Titheradge last night to kick off his two-episode stint with Carmen.

The first episode ended with a lot of drama as Brandon clashed with Ray, and Carmen had to smooth things over. If we know anything, it’s that this chaos is far from over.

In other Below Deck news, as Monsters and Critics previously reported, Ben Willoughby dropped a bombshell about that captain . There is also more crew firings coming up with Chef Anthony Iracane’s future on the St. David in jeopardy.

Below Deck airs Mondays at 9/8c on Bravo. Seasons 1-11 are streaming on Peacock.

Why Below Deck's Familiar New Stew Is Already Starting Drama

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A bombshell new yachtie is rocking the boat on Below Deck .

After Stew Cat Baugh left the St. David due to personal issues, the crew met her season 11 replacement: Stew Paris Field , who just so happened to be a familiar face to Chief Stew Fraser Olender .

"Oh my god, I can't believe it's you!" Fraser said of Paris' arrival on the April 8 episode before explaining in a confessional, "I know who Paris is. She is the ex of one of my very dear friends."

The Below Deck alum in question? Season nine Lead Deckhand Jake Foulger .

After the Perth native joined the group at dinner, many of the male crewmembers immediately took notice of Paris' good looks. And, yes, she plans to wave waves this season.

"I'm outgoing, funny and I love mayonnaise," Paris shared in a confessional. "I definitely say what's on my mind, I think because I don't have any serotonin or any happiness left so I just wanna stir the pot and regain some of that happiness back through people's suffering. That's not really true, I'm not evil. I promise."

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Paris' arrival put Deckhand Sunny Marquis on the defensive as she worried the Stew's presence could threaten her boatmance with Lead Deckhand Ben Willoughby .

"I'm definitely a little bit jealous," Sunny noted in a confessional. "Now there's a drop-dead gorgeous blonde coming in, she's from Australia, they've got things in common together. I definitely feel a little worried about what Ben thinks of her."

The next day, Deckhand Dylan Pierre De Villiers attempted some not-so-smooth flirting with Paris during a beach day on the crew's day off.

"It's very funny that you're named Paris and you're from Australia," he told her. "You should have been called crocodile or crocs or something. You look like that girl that would wear Crocs though. Do you like Steve Irwin ?"

Paris responded to Dylan's advances with one word: cringe.

"Dylan's gorgeous, but f--k he's so awkward," she said in a confessional. "Personality wise? A three. If he was mute, I think he'd get a lot more action."

And when Ben joined the two and began touching Paris' arm, Sunny took note of the PDA.

"The guy I'm dating touching another woman makes me feel uncomfortable to be honest," she admitted. "Uncomfortable and angry. Mad disrespect."

Plus, in a preview for the April 15 episode, it seems Ben's flirting with Paris continues, leading to a confrontation between him and Sunny. As she told him in the sneak peek, "That's not cool, you just look like an a--hole. That is just not OK, Ben."

See the drama play out when Below Deck airs Mondays at 9 p.m. on Bravo. And keep reading to look back at some of the wildest charter guests to ever board the mega-yacht.

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'The Real Housewives of New York City' alum high-end tastes were on full display during her 'Below Deck' vacation.

The Big Picture

• Jill Zarin's behavior on Real Housewives of New York City and other shows sheds light on her entitled attitude on Below Deck .
• Jill's demanding and controlling nature is evident on Below Deck as she critiques the crew and has high expectations, similar to past behavior.
• Despite facing criticism for her behavior on social media, Jill shows a more reflective side on Instagram and leaves a substantial $20,000 tip for the crew.

The Below Deck crew have been in a compromising position this season , having lost their Bosun, Jared Woodin, and one of their stewards, Cat Baugh, in quick succession. The staffing company is having difficulties finding replacements for the crew, as it is the height of the busy season. Being two crew down didn't phase the Below Deck team much at first, as Ben Willoughby stepped up to take over the responsibilities as Bosun, and Captain Kerry Titheradge was lucky enough to find another deck hand to join the team. Dylan Pierre De Villiers came on board, but finding a replacement steward has proved more challenging , and the crew has been working round the clock with few breaks to try to make up the difference.

Then they had a special celebrity guest come aboard. Original Real Housewives of New York City cast member, Jill Zarin , joined her friends as a guest on board the St. David. Jill is not the primary guest, meaning she is not paying for the rental of the mega-yacht and should be allowing her friend Melinda to take charge when it comes to expectations for the vacation. However, viewers who are familiar with Jill from her run on Real Housewives Of New York City , or even her appearance on Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip , should know what to expect. When Jill is on board, she will be in charge of the vacation . And Jill absolutely does not disappoint. While she has been taking heat online for her imperious attitude towards the crew , anyone who is familiar with Jill's behavior on these shows knows that she simply cannot help but look at her surroundings with a discerning eye, always eager to offer insight to improve whatever function she attends. In honor of Jill returning to reality TV, here is a look back at her different vacation appearances, and how they help to explain her behavior on this season of Below Deck .

Follows the crew of a multi million dollar charter boat in the Caribbean.

Jill's ‘Real Housewives of New York' Behavior Helps Make Sense of Her Time On ‘Below Deck’

The way Jill behaves within her friendships on Real Housewives of New York City helps to explain her behavior on St. David. At the beginning of the second season, cast mate and close friend of Jill, Bethenny Frankel , observed: "Jill likes to be the center of attention." In the second episode, Bethenny does an impression of Jill, imitating her pattern of speech by shouting loudly for Jill's daughter, Ally, to come join them in the room. She then peppered the young woman with observations, mimicking Jill: "What are we doing? Not that it matters, because I don't let you talk anyway. I don't let you get a word in edge wise." By the end of the second season, after spending a summer with Jill at her home in the Hamptons, Bethenny was tired of being answerable to Jill for her choices. She told Jill that she "needed to get a hobby," instead of taking such an intense interest in her friend's life. Jill made it clear that she was the kind of friend who was deeply invested in helping to improve her friends' lives. Daily participation was expected.

When Bethenny had the opportunity to vacation with her new boyfriend in Turks and Caicos, Jill emailed her asking why she had not been invited along. Bethenny felt that she had included Jill in many events in her life, but that this particular summer Jill had become possessive of her time, describing her as "grabby." She remarked to the camera: "The first thing out of her mouth is 'what about me?'" Bethenny felt that the summer before their falling out, their friendship had been "easy" because she was staying with Jill, so everything centered around her. She described Jill's habit of taking control: "Jill can kind of like, engulf you, and take over everything." This habit of Jill's of taking over gets her in trouble in the third season, during the episodes that the internet has dubbed "Scary Island." Real Housewives of New York City cast mate Ramona Singer invited some of the cast to join her on vacation in St. Johns, in the Virgin Islands. While Jill had been invited, she had declined the invitation, because the trip was "not about her," according to Ramona.

This trip has come to be known as "Scary Island" largely because of Kelly Bensimon 's erratic behavior. Kelly got confrontational with Bethenny, who was pregnant at the time and mourning the death of her estranged father. Bethenny providing a gift bag for each of the women caused Kelly to inexplicably break down in tears. The confrontation later escalated into Kelly erratically scolding the ladies while eating a bag of candy. Producers eventually had to step in and send Kelly home from the trip early. Once the ladies finally got some peace, and were having a moment to get manicures and pedicures while they relaxed in their villa, Jill suddenly showed up. She entered the scene shouting, "Surprise!" She had hoped that by arriving unannounced, she could rekindle her friendship with Bethenny. On her terms.

When an awkward silence followed her arrival, Jill filled the void with chatter about her travel plans and the beautiful surroundings. Ramona asked Jill to leave, and Jill was blown away that her arrival was not well received. Ramona sums up her reasoning, saying that Jill cannot see the elephant in the room "because she is too self-absorbed." It seems that Jill doesn't understand that crashing a vacation because you can afford to re-direct your private flight might not be well received . Especially when you have declined to attend in the first place. As Bethenny summarizes: "You don't come to St. Johns to have lunch. It was for a dramatic entrance. She can't have anything happen without her, you know, she has to control everything."

Jill Suprises Cast on 'Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip'

Then, in 2022, Jill attempted to recreate her "surprise" moment on the second season of Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip, dubbed the "Ex-Wives Club". Dorinda Medley hosted several wives for a week in the Birkshires, at her estate known as Bluestone Manor. The cast was made up of housewives who no longer appear in their respective franchises. In the second episode, after the other wives have already settled in to the manor together, Jill arrives to surprise them. Presumably, Jill worked with production to exactly recreate the scene to make sure the ladies would be receiving manicures and pedicures at the moment she walked in. The other women noted how "theatrical" her entrance was. She immediately recommended that the ladies purchase rolling racks for their clothes and mentioned that Amazon delivers; it appears like she is a sales assistant for the delivery company, rather than arriving for a vacation. Dorinda later observed: "She is like a walking QVC ."

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As soon as Jill sat for lunch with the ladies, she immediately launched into a discussion about how they are at the best time of year in the North East for fruits and vegetables. She began listing every item that was "in season," while the other ladies awkwardly paused their conversation. Jill proclaimed in a confessional that she knows she can be talkative, but she also observed that the rest of the women are as well. She noted: "You wouldn't be a housewife if you didn't talk!" While it is nice to see Jill forming new friendships with the other wives like Phaedra Parks and Eva Marcille , having Jill on vacation seems to be an intense experience. Her travel scenes on both Real Housewives of New York City and Ultimate Girls' Trip can help prepare viewers to understand her appearance on Below Deck .

Jill as a Guest on ‘Below Deck’

As the guests first arrived on the St. David, Jill took a moment to observe that the boat was "spotless." A brief glimmer of approval. Then, as Chief Steward Fraser Olender ushered the group to the hot tub, Jill made her first complaint, before the yacht had left the dock. Dipping her hand in the water, she observed: "I think it's too hot. Can you turn it down for now?" Keeping in mind, Jill is not the primary guest, and it is her friend Melinda whose opinions ought to be the ones that mattered. Later, when Jill ordered her customary Diet Coke from the crew, she pointed out that the ice machine at the bar produces low-quality ice cubes. Ready to accommodate, Steward Barbie Pascual ran down to the lower deck to bring Jill ice cubes from a different machine that produced "nugget ice," which was preferred. Barbie observed: "Jill is the primary in her head. She's overwhelming."

Jill is the kind of woman that, when she is looking for her boyfriend, will shout his name from across the mega-yacht. And if he doesn't respond, she'll simply yell louder. If you watch her appearances on different reality TV programs, and the way she speaks in interviews, you can't help but notice her directness, her take-charge attitude, her specific critique of every environment she is in. To Jill's credit, she didn't know that the crew had been working one steward short. The guests are not supposed to know those kinds of details, and have every right to expect a high level of service. That is what mega-yachting is about for those who can afford the stay.

And it isn't Jill alone who voices concerns. During breakfast on the second day, someone requested hot sauce at the table and complained that there was none. Jill observed: "It's such a big boat, they can't be here all the time." Which is a considerate observation, if it weren't followed with a "but." Jill continues: "But sometimes if you need hot sauce, and you have a hot plate of food, you don't want to wait five minutes for it because it's gonna be cold." Another male guest loudly proclaimed that he would like to have a drink from the bar, but there was no one present to ask. These were certainly champagne problems.

It is frustratingly clear as the stewards are shown running around the boat to accomplish everything, that if they did have one more person present, the employees would have the coverage they needed to accommodate the guests. It is frustrating for the guests as well, who obviously expect five-star service. When Fraser arrived at the breakfast table, Jill immediately pulled his attention: "Can I give you another recommendation for the yacht?" She then told him that on her boat, they had a little button for the primary guest to be able to signal the crew by buzzer when they wanted something. Fraser, losing his usual composure a touch, quipped back: "Bet they loved you." Everyone at the table laughed along with him, but it was a tense moment as Jill realized her suggestion had not gone over well.

She continued on as if Fraser had not spoken, and told him helpfully that he could order the buzzer on Amazon. This had sat so poorly with Fraser that he immediately told Captain Kerry about what had transpired. In a confessional, Fraser claimed: "Jill is crawling into my brain and eating away at my soul." Chef Anthony Iracane is disappointed in his work after another dinner where the guests' many different types of requests got the better of him; having to prepare vegetarian, pescatarian, and vegan options for each course became a nightmare in the kitchen and service fell behind. After two days with Jill and her friends on board, Chef Anthony no longer wants to be part of the charter anymore: "I want to run in my room, and cry all night." What the guests, and Jill specifically, don't seem to understand is that if the demands weren't coming so quickly, and with so much variety, the level of service would improve naturally.

Of course, it is also possible that Jill's rapid fire demands could be a trick of editing, splicing together moment after moment where she is making observations or requests of the crew. But she should know from housewives that " they can't edit what you don't say ." It is clear Jill gave the editors a lot to work with on Below Deck. Barbie was quite vocal about her feelings towards Jill to her crew mates and in her confessionals while under the pressure of her constant scrutiny. It seems that after some time to reflect, she appears to have softened towards their guest. When Jill was taking heat on social media for coming across as entitled, Barbie took to Instagram Live in her defense . She said that there were many moments not shown where Jill was being lovely.

It seems that although Barbie had her complaints at the time, having her as a guest was not as awful as it appeared watching the show back. So Jill may feel entitled to blame this one on the edit. Speaking to Melinda on the yacht, Jill reflected on her demands, acknowledging that she might be "a little pushy," but in the end she felt she was only seeking satisfaction with what they had paid for. At the end of the stay, the tip that the group leaves is $20,000, to be split among the crew. With the tip working out to approximately $1600 per crew member , Deckhand Kyle Stillie explains that while it is the lowest tip they have received this season, it's still a lot of money at the end of the day. On Instagram after the episode aired, Jill made a post referencing the criticism online, saying next vacation there would be "no cameras." All of Jill's travels that viewers have seen on reality TV make clear she is a strong personality to deal with, even when on a "relaxing" vacation.

New episodes of Below Deck air on Bravo on Monday nights. Past seasons of Below Deck , Real Housewives of New York City , and Ultimate Girls Trip can be streamed on Peacock. Watch on Peacock

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A Controversial Guest Returned to Below Deck and Brought *Lots* of "Drama"

"I live for guest drama but not  this  guest drama,"  Below Deck  stew Barbara Pascual exclaimed about the issues on the boat. 

A familiar face popped up during Season 11, Episode 11 of  Below Deck  on April 15. Who? None other than a former charter guest named Brandon.

Who is Below Deck charter guest Brandon?

Brandon previously appeared on  Below Deck Down Under  Season 2. While aboard the  Northern Sun   vessel, he forwent the yacht's rules by jumping in the ocean at night with another guest, Kristyl. The boat blunder caused drama with Captain  Jason Chambers , who issued a stern warning to the guests to not go against his order or they would go "back to the marina." 

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Fast forward to Season 11 of Below Deck when Brandon arrived with a new group of charter guests, and unfortunately for the  St. David  crew, he made waves yet again.

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The drama with Brandon on  Below Deck Season 11, explained

Brandon made a memorable arrival as stew Barbara "Barbie" Pascual offered him Prosecco and sparkling rosé, and he promptly replied, "All the above!"

Then, during dinner, Brandon started to rock the boat when he confronted another guest. 

Brandon, more specifically, addressed Ray, the boyfriend of primary guest Carmen, to point out the "tension" he felt when coming on the boat due to a past experience between the two.

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A heated conversation ensued, prompting Barbie to weigh in during a confessional interview. "I live for guest drama but not  this  guest drama," she said. "This guest drama's dark." 

New stew Paris Field had a lighter take on the events at dinner, saying in an interview, "The bickering...it's comedy gold." 

Back at the dinner table, another guest offered his thoughts on the matter: "Seems like this got more out of pocket than it needed to be."

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Carmen, for her part, tried to bring peace, explaining, "Listen, the only way we can change is if we inform and educate." 

Ultimately, things cooled down and the two men  did  make peace when Brandon returned to the table. "I want you to know I love you and I adore you," Brandon said to Ray. 

"I know, and I understand where you're coming from," Ray responded. 

We love a resolution! 

• Barbara Pascual
• Kerry Titheradge
• Paris Field

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