Dylan Pierre De Villiers and Ben Willoughby from Below Deck
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Below Deck season 11 has had some difficult crew members, but there are some crewmates who have struggled so much during their time on the franchise that they’ll never return. Throughout franchise history, Below Deck’s crew members have been the lifeblood of the series, working with difficult charter guests and making sure their time aboard the super yachts are enjoyable, safe, and make for good TV.
Instead, the boatmance helped them to push through difficult times with their teams and the charter guests. After the season ended, Dani revealed that she was pregnant, and a paternity scandal rocked the Below Deck universe as she and Jean-Luc publicly argued about whether or not the baby was his. Eventually, Jean-Luc was confirmed as the child’s father, but the scandal made such major waves that the Deckhand will never return to the Bravo series.
Rather than focusing on his work, Adam got caught up in the drama of his boatmance crumbling, which pushed him to purposely mess up the orders he was getting for charter guests, and eventually get physically violent with Wes during a day off. Adam eventually returned for Below Deck Mediterranean season 3 and redeemed himself, but it was too little too late.
While Lexi was dealing with some major emotions, her treatment of the rest of the crew after a rough night out was completely uncalled for. Lexi drunkenly disrespected the rest of the crew, talking back to Chief Stew Katie Flood and Bosun Malia White before getting into a physical fight with Mzi Dempers, an exterior crew member. After her attitude came out, Lexi kept it together for another charter, but wound up fired from Below Deck Mediterranean after an altercation with Chef Matthew Shea.
While Eddie’s time on Below Deck helped to prove his skills on the exterior, the yachtie had some difficult decisions to make after working aboard a superyacht for years without the ability to move up in the ranks. Eddie wound up leaving Below Deck for the opportunity to captain his own vessel, which he still does currently. Though Eddie seemed to enjoy Below Deck, he did have his own complaints about the show, citing low pay in the Bravo hierarchy throughout his time on the series.
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