Bravo ends partnership with "Below Deck" cast member Nathan Gallagher after domestic violence arrest
Bravo announced it will not work with Nathan Gallagher following his arrest on domestic violence charges in Australia, while the network will keep his footage in the current season of "Below Deck Mediterranean."
Bravo confirmed it has no plans to work with "Below Deck Mediterranean" bosun Nathan Gallagher after his arrest on domestic-violence charges in Sydney. The network’s decision was reported by Us Weekly and acknowledged by cast member Joe Bradley, who liked the announcement on Instagram.
Gallagher, who joined the series in 2024 and appears in season 11, was detained on Dec. 27, 2025 and charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and choking a person without consent. The alleged victim was later identified as fellow cast member Gael Cameron, the mother of his one-year-old son.
According to court documents, an arrest warrant was issued after Gallagher missed a hearing, and he was subsequently convicted. Bravo producers said they will retain his appearances in the season that finished filming in December, rather than edit him out.
Gallagher issued a statement to Rolling Stone acknowledging his mistakes and saying he will take responsibility, while also asserting that other evidence, including video footage and messages, exists regarding the incident.
"I’m not claiming I was perfect. I wasn’t. I made mistakes, and I will take responsibility for my own actions," Gallagher said.
The network’s action reflects its policy of distancing from individuals facing serious criminal allegations.