‘Below Deck Med’ Season 10 Trailer Features Love Triangles and a Pregnancy

The cast of Below Deck Mediterranean sure knows how to make a splash.

After Bravo released the first trailer for season 10 on Wednesday, August 27, viewers were thrilled to see some returning faces, including deckhand Nathan Gallagher.

“This past charter season has been one of the toughest times in my entire life,” Nathan — who was promoted to a bosun in season 10 — says in the sneak preview. “I thought I was going to come on as a first-time Bosun and kill it. Why was I wrong?”

During the season, Nathan will get scolded by Captain Sandy Yawn as deckhands Christian Trimino and Tessa Budd find themselves making some mistakes. 

“Get your f***ing s*** together on this deck,” Sandy strongly advises Nathan. “You understand?”

Another hurdle Nathan has to face is a crew that isn’t afraid to hook up with each other.

“We have a great crew. I just want to f*** everyone,” one newbie says in a confessional interview. “I’m going to ruin the deck team. I’m going to do a bingo card and try to take off the whole crew.”

After Nathan admits that “having empty hookups is not fulfilling to me,” cameras roll as he prepares to become a father with Below Deck Mediterranean season 9 costar Gael Cameron. (The couple welcomed their first baby in June.)

Also returning to the Bravo show is fan favorite and chief stew, Aesha Scott.

After getting engaged to Scott “Scotty” Dobson in May 2024, the Bravo star is ready to make some serious money as she prepares for the next chapter of her life.

“Most seasons, I don’t care about how much tip money we’re getting, but this season, I need to earn the bloody money,” she says in a confessional. “We got a mortgage. I need paint brushes. I need paint. Do you know how expensive paint is?”

In true Below Deck form, the season will also feature unique charter guests and plenty of drama.

For the first time, an eligible bachelor enlists his matchmaker to invite six women on board with the ultimate hope of finding love.

Unpredictable Mediterranean weather also leads to unexpected docked days. As a result, the crew is forced to entertain restless guests who aren’t always easily — or completely — satisfied.

Season 10 of Below Deck Mediterranean premieres on Bravo Monday, September 29 at 8 p.m. ET.  Episodes will be available to stream next day on Peacock.