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Below Deck Star's Hygiene Breach Rocks Boat
11 Jul
Summary
- Deckhand Luke Brumer's unsanitary act may breach contract terms.
- Joe Bradley suggested firing is possible for hygiene violations.
- Brumer hooked up in shared cabin, then slept in unwashed sheets.

Joe Bradley, a cast member on Below Deck Mediterranean, has detailed how deckhand Luke Brumer's unsanitary actions could be a serious contract violation. Bradley explained to Us Weekly that a situation involving bodily fluids, such as Brumer's act of sleeping in unwashed sheets after a hookup in a shared cabin, constitutes a safety hazard and a breach of hygiene clauses often found in contracts.
Bradley indicated that disciplinary action, including potential termination, is a possibility for such infractions. He also touched upon Brumer's entanglement in a love triangle, advising him against pursuing complicated relationships. Bradley shared his personal reflections on past mistakes involving relationships and expressed a desire to improve, noting positive feedback on his recent behavior. The show airs Mondays on Bravo.