Bravo ends relationship with 'Below Deck' star Nathan Gallagher amid domestic-violence allegations
Bravo announced it will not work with Nathan Gallagher following his failure to appear at a court hearing in Australia where he faced charges of assault and choking.
Bravo confirmed on Friday that it has no plans to work with Nathan Gallagher, a cast member of the reality series Below Deck, after he missed a scheduled court appearance in Australia. The network’s spokesperson said the decision was final and that Gallagher will not be featured in future projects.
Gallagher was arrested in late December 2025 in Sydney on charges of assault and strangulation after an incident with his partner, Gael Cameron, who also appears on the show. Court documents allege that Gallagher restrained Cameron and applied pressure to her neck, causing her difficulty breathing. He was due to appear before a magistrate on Tuesday but did not attend, leading to a conviction on multiple assault-related offenses. Police indicated he was believed to be offshore at the time.
The network had previously instructed staff and affiliates not to discuss the case publicly, and it has not disclosed whether an internal investigation will be conducted. Production company 51 Minds Entertainment has not responded to requests for comment, and Gallagher is expected to remain in the currently airing season’s episodes.
"Bravo does not plan on working with Nathan in the future," the network spokesperson said.
Gallagher told Rolling Stone that he had “made mistakes” and that only one side of a “very complicated situation” had been presented, claiming to possess evidence that was not provided to the outlet.