Below Deck Down Under’s Aesha Scott met up with Below Deck Sailing Yacht engineer Colin Macrae, and fans were happy about the franchise crossover.
The Below Deck franchise has a small circle, especially since most of the crew members know each other from the yachting industry.
On March 26, Chief StewAesha Scottfrom Below Deck Down Under reunited with Chief Engineer Colin Macrae from Below Deck Sailing Yacht at an event called Sail Grand Prix in New Zealand.
Aesha shared photos from the event onInstagramincluding one with Colin, and wrote, “SUCH A FUN DAY AT @sailgp !!!! I wasn’t due to fly to Christchurch until the next day but @parlayrevival_colin called and said get down here earlier.”
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Below Deck fans were thrilled to see Aesha and Colin together, and shared their excitement in the comments.
“I just love that you and Colin are such good friends. He was my fave in the sailing below decks,” one fan wrote.
“Awwww! Two of my favs from below deck together and with real boats (meaning they have sails!!!) love it!” another fan chimed in.
“So great to see you and Colin together. You are both amazing,” a third fan commented.
Below Deck fans have been manifesting areunion for Aesha and Colinfor awhile now, and it’s not the first time they’ve met.
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“So proud to welcome Colin home to New Zealand!! It’s been a huge journey watched by many. The proceeds of his Welcome Home party are going towards giving Decile 1 and 2 kids the chance to experience sailing!” Aesha captioned the post.
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Viewers are hoping for Aesha and Colin to appear on a season of Below Deck together, and their dream could possibly come true since the yachties are already friends.
Erica Handel was a Reality TV Writer at Dexerto. Her favorite reality shows are Below Deck, The Kardashians, Vanderpump Rules, Dancing with the Stars, and the Real Housewives franchise. She attended BravoCon and a taping of Watch What Happens Live and has even met a few Bravo stars in person.
