Here's what happened to some of your favorite yachties on motor yacht Valor after the show wrapped, including Ben Robinson, Kelley Johnson, and Nico Scholly.
Bravo's Below Deck its subsequent spin-offs might all feature beautiful yachties as they sail the seas and cater to the elite upper class, but no one can deny just how memorable season four was, in particular.
If you don't remember exactly what happened, here's a little catch-up to remind you: Familiar faces from previous seasons (Kate, Ben, and Kelley) returned in the high-ranking positions on motor yacht Valor. Sparks flew between the chef and the second stew, much to the bosun's dismay. A changing of deckhands occurred rather swiftly after the senior deckhand said one wrong thing too many times. Oh, and we can't forget about the chief stew's long-distance relationship with a female soccer player shortly after ending her fling with the yacht's chef prior to boarding.
It was a season full of romantic shenanigans, and yet, four years after it aired, fans want to know what happened to the season 4 crew. Did Ben and Emily take their romance onshore? Is Kyle still engaged? And what exactly happened with Trevor once he was kicked off the boat by Captain Lee? There are so many questions that need some answers, and luckily, we've got some tea to spill for you.
Here's a little bit of info on what happened to the season 4 cast of Below Deck:
Kate Chastain
The chief stew's third season on the show brought galley flare-ups and a long-distance romance. She also had Captain Lee in her corner, proving it's not what you know, but who you know.
As you may have already guessed, Kate's hasn't dated her pro-athlete girlfriend for a long while now. She also retired from yachting—and the show—shortly after the seventh season finale aired in February 2020.
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Emily Warburton-Adams
When the young Brit joined the show as Kate's second stew, she never thought both the chef and bosun would be smitten with her. In the midst of serving guests, she found love with Ben and left the boat with a renewed outlook on romance.
She and Ben sadly broke up after dating quite a while post-filming, but she's doing just fine for herself. She's currently living in London, where she co-founded a catering company.
Sierra Storm
Joining motor yacht Valor only a few months into her yachting career, Sierra got off on the wrong foot with Kate after accidentally missing her flight to the Caribbean. While she was green, she definitely held her own below deck, especially when deckhand Kyle got a little hot-headed at her for not reciprocating his feelings for her.
It's hard to say what Sierra's up to since the season wrapped—she doesn't seem to have any social media to give an update. But hopefully she's worked her way up in yachting and we can see her on the show again soon!
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Ben Robinson
The OG chef of the sea, the Brit came onto the boat trying to reconcile his feelings for Kate, and the fact she had a girlfriend, after their fling went sour. But it didn't take him too long to fall for fellow Brit Emily, subtly wooing her and eventually dating her at the end of the season. When he exited Valor, he left with a new outlook on yachting and a girlfriend to travel the world with.
While he's not dating Emily anymore (they're still good friends!), his catering business in Florida looks to be thriving. And don't think he's still nursing a broken heart—he has a new girlfriend who Emily approves of!
Kelley Johnson
When Kelley returned to the series as bosun, he had a lot to prove to Captain Lee after his disastrous season 2 behavior. Although he initially had a rough time keeping his deckhands (and love for second stew Emily) in line, he eventually proved his worth to his boss and left the boat in a much better place (professionally and personally) than he did in the beginning.
Kelley's another member of the Below Deck fam who bit the dust and left yachting. But it's okay, because he's now a photographer with a long-time girlfriend.
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Nico Scholly
When Nico joined Valor, he wanted to work hard and play just as hard. No one told him about the wrath of Kate though, as he ended up in an epic blowout with her over a dirty crew mess. They eventually worked out their differences, but it definitely taught Nico who was truly in charge of the boat.
Nico's yet another cast member who left yachting—but not before he became bosun/first mate on season five of the series. He's now working in his family business back in Chicago and happily in love with his long-time girlfriend.
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Lauren Burchell
As the female deckhand of the season, Lauren generally didn't find herself in tons of trouble with Kelley. Nico, on the other hand, had her heart until he told her he didn't reciprocate her feelings towards him.
Although it's unclear if she left yachting completely, one thing's for certain: She's now a holistic coach and certified physical therapist.
Trevor Walker
Trevor made it clear what his position on deck was very early on, and the crew wasn't completely thrilled with him pulling the "senior deckhand" card on almost everyone, including Kelley. After getting drunk a few times and thoroughly insulting his boss about his service in the U.S. Marines, he was (thankfully) honorably discharged by Captain Lee.
Although he did end up becoming bosun on a 151-foot yacht in the South Pacific, not much else can be found about the deckhand. Hopefully he's calmed down a bit since his days on yachting TV.
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Kyle Dixon
When Kyle replaced Trevor as deckhand mid-way through the season, he initially was a breath of fresh air who was an open book about his personal life. (His coming out to the crew in season 4 was a first for the series.) While he had a rocky time with resolving his feelings for third stew Sierra (rather angrily, we might add), he eventually proposed to his at-home girlfriend at the end of the season.
Although he's not with his fiancé anymore, Kyle looks like he's doing just fine back home in England. Sure, he might not be on boats at the moment, but given his personality, there's always a chance for him to pop up once again on Bravo.
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Captain Lee Rosbach
Whenever Captain Lee appears onscreen, fans know he's all about doing optimal work on deck and not embarrassing the boat nor him. He had a lot of moving parts to focus on during the season, especially with his deck crew. But at least he had Kate alongside him, making things just a tad easier to handle.
It doesn't look like Captain Lee is currently running a motor yacht, but he's keeping his fitness (and health) in check, wearing a mask while lifting some weights.
