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Below Deck Down UnderCaptain Jason Chambers and Aesha Scott are still reeling Consent incident That led to the layoff of two crew members last season.TooFab spoke with the two at BravoCon over the weekend and shared how difficult the episode was to watch.“It was difficult to take care of myself because I had only based my situation on what Aesha had told me,” Chambers explained. “Normally in a situation like this I would have addressed the matter the next morning and conducted a detailed debriefing, but we had the opportunity to go over it again that morning, take action and resolve it quickly.”He continued: “Looking at everyone’s reaction afterward and how they all came together. I’m pretty proud of the unity we achieved in the end.”Chief Stew Aesha found the moment equally difficult to watch, telling TooFab, “Personally, I had a pretty hard time watching it because they didn’t show how long I was in Margot’s bed.”She continued, “And I feel like, despite the long time I laid there, I still kind of let her down a little bit.” So it was a little hard for me to watch, but I think there’s so much good news that came from it.”Two cast members, Luke and Laura, were released from the charter after a series of unpleasant situations in which the boundaries of consent were exceeded following a night of heavy drinking among the crew.The first incident occurred when Boatswain Luke struck the third stew, Margot; It was immediately clear that she was extremely impaired. Luke persisted with his advances, even though Margot shut him down and forced production to get involved.Below Deck Down Under Captain Jason addresses the troubling “consent” incident, thanks to productionThe second stew, Laura, meanwhile, made another cast member uncomfortable by following deckhand Adam back to his room and even climbing onto his bunk to give him a back massage he never asked for.Adam didn’t seem as affected as Margot, but it was clear that Laura’s advances were just as unwelcome. He later said he didn’t say no so confidently – even though he said it repeatedly – because he didn’t want to embarrass her.After speaking to everyone involved and rewatching the footage, both Aesha and Jason intervened along with production and made the decision to remove both Luke and Laura from the charter.“I didn’t even know” 💔 This goes beyond the show, I’m glad production stepped in. Captain Jason handled everything with class and respect. But damn. #Under deck pic.twitter.com/Y1XnDGtQAY — BravoBabe (@thebravobabe_) August 8, 2023 @thebravobabe_After the episode aired, Margot posted a series of pictures to her Instagram stories I thank everyone who defended and protected her and who helped her understand that she is not to blame.She wrapped herself with one News “To all women who have been affected by sexual assault in any way, shape or form,” and tells them, “Please know that you are not alone and the blame does not rest on your shoulders.”“I understand that this episode was deeply triggering and incredibly difficult to watch for many,” she continued. “However, I believe it was important to show this because this problem is all too real and far too common.”Below Deck Down Under fires two after production intervenes during the “Consent” incident“Perpetrators often shirk responsibility and that is not okay,” she added. “I was lucky that Aesha and the producers intervened, but I’m all too aware that many women haven’t been and won’t be so lucky, and it makes me sick to my stomach.”She continued in one Follow-up slideIt says that victims should never “feel ridicule or shame, or have their experience belittled.” She also emphasized, “Your feelings are valid, no one can blame you, and you can’t blame yourself.”If you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, get help. The National Sexual Assault Hotline (1-800-656-HOPE [4673]) offers free, confidential support around the clock to people in need.

Below Deck Down UnderCaptain Jason Chambers and Aesha Scott are still reeling Consent incident That led to the layoff of two crew members last season.TooFab spoke with the two at BravoCon over the weekend and shared how difficult the episode was to watch.“It was difficult to take care of myself because I had only based my situation on what Aesha had told me,” Chambers explained. “Normally in a situation like this I would have addressed the matter the next morning and conducted a detailed debriefing, but we had the opportunity to go over it again that morning, take action and resolve it...

Below Deck captain Jason Chambers and Aesha Scott say the Consent episode was "hard" to watch - USTimesPost

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