Below Deck Med Season 6: Lexi’s Stunning “Demotion” Has Enraged Fans

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Below Deck Med Season 6 Updates: In the sixth season of Below Deck Mediterranean, which premiered its ninth episode Monday night on Bravo, the insanity continues. Fans were also able to see the show on Peacock early last week, and another social media controversy has erupted after Lady Michelle’s stewardesses were demoted.
Below Deck fans were outraged when notorious stew Lexi Wilson was demoted in episode nine, titled “Brews, Stews, and Management Blues.”
After battling to keep her team afloat in the latest stage of the charter, Chief Stew Katie Flood is forced to bring on a fresh hand on deck. Delaney will be joining the team in next week’s episode, “Burning Down the House,” according to a preview clip. Regrettably, her entrance may generate major discord among the cabin crew.
Rather of firing Lexi and replacing her with the new stew, Katie stripped her crew of their positions, putting them all on an equal footing. After the problems she’s caused during the current charter, many were surprised to see the sixth season’s most controversial crew member maintain her job.

Below Deck Med Season 6: Lexi’s Demotion

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Furthermore, the stews’ relegation upset feathers because it meant that when another coworker was recruited on board in the following episode, they would all have to split equal tips with her. Many people have criticized Katie’s unusual decision as being unjust to Lexi’s fellow stew, Courtney.
After repeatedly provoking conflicts with her supervisors and other stews, many in the audience were hopeful this would be the week she was finally fired. It was also a letdown as Captain Sandy Yawn’s previous social media post hinted that Lexi wouldn’t be staying on the charter for long. Other fans have been calling on Captain Sandy and Katie to be tougher on their crew in the future on Twitter.
For the time being, Lexi, Courtney, and Delaney will have to work through their disagreements and low tips in order to keep everything running smoothly.