After more than a month away from social media, Nathan returned to Instagram to explain why he had remained silent for the past year before finally weighing in on the incident that led to Brumer's exit.
When Luke eventually confessed, Nathan was so disgusted he struggled to speak to his deckhand and ultimately informed Captain Sandy Yawn about what had happened. Captain Sandy considered firing Luke and was required to file a formal report documenting the incident. Realizing Nathan was unable to move past the betrayal, Luke ultimately chose to leave the yacht.
"I also got to know Luke as a deckhand," Nathan wrote. "I respected his work ethic, the respect he showed me, and his willingness to learn every single day. I trusted him on deck, and that doesn't disappear because of one bad decision. One of the things I looked forward to this season was going through the season with this guy. On and off camera we had some really good life chats. As a bosun on the show I don't get to choose my deckhands, but if I were to decide who, I'd had Luke on the show and I'd have him again on another boat away from the show."
Below Deck Mediterranean is on Mondays at 8 p.m. on Bravo.
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