Below Deck Med’s Sandy Questions Kyle’s Potential Kiss With a Guest
, 2022-07-11 20:20:27,
Not here for it. After the Below Deck Mediterranean season 7 trailer showed second stew Kyle Viljoen potentially kissing a guest, Captain Sandy Yawn shed light on why that behavior is considered taboo in the yachting world.
“Let’s not forget seasons back when that happened with another crew member. You just never want to cross that line. In the corporate world, it doesn’t happen,” Sandy, 57, exclusively told Us Weekly on Wednesday, July 6, referring to Hannah Ferrier and Bobby Giancola‘s brief connections with separate charter guests in season 2.
According to the captain, the restrictions exist while the crew members are working for the guests. “What they do once they are off the vessel in their personal lives is their personal decision. So, if they want to hook up with clients after they’re signed off the vessel, go for it,” she added. “I’m all about love. I found love. I want everybody to have love, but you can’t do it in a professional setting.”
Captain Sandy Yawn and Kyle Viljoen AFF-USA/Shutterstock; Laurent Basset/Bravo
During season 7, viewers were introduced to all new department heads, including Natasha Webb as the chief stew, David White as the chef and Raygan Tyler as the bosun. The shakeup comes after Malia White previously returned as head of exterior for seasons 5 and 6.
In response to Raygan’s more hands-off approach in the premiere, Sandy pointed out that she wasn’t initially aware of the bosun’s tendency to take too many breaks.
“I didn’t have two crew members [Mzi “Zee” Dempers and Storm Smith], so of course I’m going to pay more attention as I’m learning the boat. At the same time, I didn’t know about Raygan smoking while Jason [Gaskell] was working,” she explained. “I kind of felt like first impressions for me are, ‘Hey, they get to have free reign. Let’s see what they can do.’ Like, I am not going to stand over them, but I wouldn’t sit on the bridge knowing that they’re down crew members and not bail them out.”
The Bravo personality added: “Sometimes you got to be in and get your hands dirty. That’s why I want [my team] to feel supported because I have a high expectation.”
Kyle Viljoen on ‘Below Deck Mediterranean.’ Laurent Basset/Bravo
For Sandy, there were plenty of challenges that came with the new season in the Mediterranean. “I go in with an attitude of, ‘It is new. We’re going to have a big learning curve,’” she told Us. “I had to…
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