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Updated At : 12:26 PM Jul 04, 2022 IST

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Below Deck Mediterranean will return with its Season 7 and premiere on Hayu on July 12. Returning this season are Captain Sandy Yawn and season six’s fan favourite Mzi ‘Zee’ Dempers (Deckhand). New crew members include Chief Stew Natasha Webb, Chef Dave White, Bosun Raygan Tyler, Stews Natalya Scudder and Kyle Viljoen, and Deckhands Storm Smith and Jason Gaskell. This season, Captain Sandy brings 163-foot motor yacht ‘Home’ to the pristine waters of Malta, one of the smallest and most historic archipelagos in the world. Different than previous seasons, Sandy is working with a complex hybrid vessel making it more unpredictable to navigate.

To ensure smooth sailing this year, Sandy brings on a trio of new department heads, but when surprising friction in the galley intensifies between the Chief Stew and Chef, who came onto the boat as colleagues and friends, tension permeates through the entire boat. Meanwhile, the deck team faces an uphill battle when one crew member is unable to adapt to the high demands of Mediterranean super-yachting.

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