Below Deck's drama-full season 10 is not getting a reunion show – after a double staff sacking and an online row between Captain Lee and Sandy, a sacked steward has claimed.
The popular Bravo spin-off is said to have been called off, according to Alissa Humber, as show bosses claimed it was "impossible" for crews to "move forward" with the eagerly anticipated show.
Fans were really looking forward to the reunion, which brings together all of the season's cast for a round table conversation with presenter Andy Cohen.
Previous season reunions have been full of gossip and allowed cast to air any ill feelings or disagreements they may have – often sparking heated arguments.
Sacked show stewardess Alissa broke the news to her followers on Instagram, claiming to have leaked an alleged email from Bravo bosses outlining the show's cancellation.
"Hi – I’m writing to let you know that the Below Deck Reunion has now unfortunately been cancelled," the alleged email reads.
"We really do appreciate all of your efforts in the lead-up to this, but scheduling issues have since come up that have made it impossible for us to move forward," the sender claims.
It adds: "Please just respond to this email to confirm that you have received it. Thanks again."
"Interesting," Alissa captioned the post – hinting at another reason for its cancellation.
The Mirror has contacted Bravo for a comment.
She was only just removed from Captain Sandy's boat in a recent episode, following the sacking of controversial crew member Camille Lamb.
It was Camille's removal which caused an awkward confrontation between Captain Lee and Sandy – who had stepped in to cover Lee for medical reasons.
Season 10 started with Captain Lee in the driver's seat, but he was forced to leave the ship after his health condition "got worse".
He slammed Sandy on Twitter when she was seen sacking Camille, calling the captain out for a "lack of respect" for not informing him of her decision.
While he didn't disagree with Sandy's decision to let Camille go, in fact he said he would "fire her too", he just had a problem with the captain's "procedure".
Live-Tweeting during the recent episode, Lee even revealed that he wasn't consulted about the management decision, he "found out after".
Replying to one fan asking if he agreed with the sacking, Lee said: "I would have fired her."
He explained: "But prior to that I would have notified the Captain who I was replacing what I was doing and why, not after the fact."
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