Chef Ben and Captain Jason Chambers have since added clarity on why Ben appeared to feel entitled to use the guest cabin, offering more insight into what drove his insistence. Ben shared on the Below Deck Down Under AfterShow that he contacted Jason and asked for permission to sleep in the guest room. "He said fine," Ben recounts, adding that he needed a break from the craziness of the crew.
Unfortunately, the room Ben chose to crash in was already turned down for guests. Ben was initially confronted by Jenna Woudberg, who later brought the issue to Chief Stew Daisy Kelliher. At the time, Daisy was in the hot tub with other crew members, including Second Officer João Franco. Too exhausted to intervene immediately, Daisy wasn’t ready to confront Ben directly. However, João felt the behavior shouldn’t be tolerated and stepped in to remove Ben from the guest cabin, leading to a clash between the two as Ben continued to make himself at home in the space.
View this post on InstagramBut others sided with Ben. "BEN!! All day every day!!" one person wrote, with another commenter saying they loved Ben, along with a crying laughing emoji.
Below Deck Down Under ended the episode with Ben and João at odds, so viewers will have to stay tuned to the season finale to find out if the truth that Ben was given permission is revealed.
A supersized Below Deck Down Under Season 4 airs on Monday, June 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo.
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