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Below Deck Sailing Yacht star Daisy Kelliher claps back at troll over Colin MacRae romance

It’s been over a year since Below Deck Sailing Yacht fans watched Daisy Kelliher and Colin MacRae’s romance go up in flames.

The two friends took things to a romantic level while filming Season 4 of Below Deck Sailing Yacht.

Below Deck Sailing Yacht viewers watched them speak their truth in the explosive Season 4 finale.

In true reality TV fashion, fans immediately began taking sides and that hasn’t subsided at all.

The other day, Daisy took on a troll for coming at her over what went down with Colin.

During a recent Instagram Q&A session, one critic didn’t have a question for Daisy but rather a comment for her.

“You really did Colin wrong and you’re crazy when you talked about him flirting with chef!” read the question.

The remark didn’t sit well with Daisy, who hit back via a video.

“You are crazy. You were not there. You literally saw a fraction of what happened, and you also saw what producers wanted you to see. So yeah, and it was all that two years ago move on, we’ve all moved on. You need to move on. It’s really not a big deal,” she expressed.

Daisy and Colin were reunited last year at BravoCon, along with Captain Glenn Shepard. They did some brief interviews together and appeared on the Below Deck panel.

Colin and Daisy were very cordial, admitting that they don’t really speak to each other anymore, but there was no ill will.

We know that Daisy filmed Below Deck Sailing Yacht Season 5 with Gary King last summer. However, Colin was reportedly not seen in leaked photos. This makes sense since he was sailing his catamaran all over while cameras were rolling on Parsifal III.

Where do Daisy Kelliher and Colin MacRae stand today?

The Below Deck Sailing Yacht stars admitted during BravoCon that they would work together again. Colin and Daisy agreed they could be professional and put aside their personal feelings.

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Since we know Colin isn’t in Season 5, we must wonder where they stand today. Daisy previously shared they don’t speak as their lives are completely different.

It’s not much of an update, but as Daisy said in her IG Story, they have both moved on, and so should fans.

In other Daisy news, she and Below Deck’s Fraser Olender are teaming up for a special event, and you can read all about it here.

Be sure to keep checking back with Monsters and Critics for Below Deck Sailing Yacht updates.

Below Deck Sailing Yacht is currently on hiatus on Bravo. Seasons 1-4 are streaming on Peacock.

Sailing yachts like Mike Lynch's are 'unsinkable bodies', CEO of boat manufacturing firm says

Bayesian superyacht which sank off Italy is an "unsinkable" vessel, Giovanni Costantino, CEO of The Italian Sea Group, said.

By Ashna Hurynag, news correspondent and Eleonora Chiarella, producer

Sunday 25 August 2024 08:48, UK

Vessels like Mike Lynch's stricken superyacht are "unsinkable", according to the chief executive of the firm which makes and sells them.

Giovanni Costantino, CEO of The Italian Sea Group, told Sky News there are no flaws with the design and construction of the Bayesian superyacht which capsized in a storm off the coast of Porticello, Sicily, on Monday.

Five bodies were found by divers on Wednesday - taking the number of confirmed dead to six.

The Italian Sea Group also owns the firm that built British tech tycoon Mr Lynch's Bayesian, and Mr Costantino said the vessels "are the safest in the most absolute sense".

"Being the manufacturer of Perini [boats], I know very well how the boats have always been designed and built," he said.

"And as Perini is a sailing ship... sailing ships are renowned to be the safest ever."

He said their structure and keel made them "unsinkable bodies".

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Mr Costantino said news of the sinking "put me in a state of sadness on one side and of disbelief on the other".

"This incident sounds like an unbelievable story, both technically and as a fact," he said.

It is understood Italian prosecutors investigating the incident are continuing to hold interviews with the survivors.

On Tuesday they questioned the captain for more than two hours to help reconstruct what happened and provide useful technical details.

Four British inspectors are also in Porticello and have begun a preliminary assessment of events.

It is understood they will look at all relevant aspects of the incident, including the design, stability, and operation of the vessel. They will also examine the effects of the weather conditions experienced.

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Twenty-two people were on board the vessel, 15 of whom were rescued - including Briton Charlotte Golunski and her one-year-old daughter Sofia.

Divers will resume efforts on Thursday morning to bring ashore a body they found earlier. One more person remains missing.

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Home  News  Host Spotlight: Richmond Yacht Club, 2024 U.S. Singlehanded Championship 

Host Spotlight: Richmond Yacht Club, 2024 U.S. Singlehanded Championship 

Richmond Yacht Club (RYC), often dubbed the “Blue Collar” Yacht Club of the San Francisco Bay, is proud to host the 2024 U.S. Singlehanded Championship . As the third largest yacht club in the Bay Area, Richmond Yacht Club offers unparalleled access to some of the best sailing waters in the region, with year-round sailing conditions that are hard to beat.  

Richmond Yacht Club is known for its welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, earning a reputation as a fun and casual sailing hub on the San Francisco Bay. Founded in 1932, RYC emphasizes a family-friendly environment and is dedicated to fostering a love of sailing among its members. The club offers a variety of programs, from youth sailing to competitive racing, catering to sailors of all ages and skill levels. Located in Richmond, CA, RYC boasts year-round sailing conditions and stunning views of the Bay, making it an ideal spot for both recreational and competitive sailing.  

Their motto, “This Club was Built for Fun! It is later than you think,” captures the spirit of camaraderie and enjoyment that defines the club. They are thrilled to partner with US RS Aero for the Championship, aiming to elevate Aero sailing across the nation.  

Competitors can expect great competition on a stunning body of water, framed by the iconic City of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge. The reliable Northern California breeze will challenge and excite sailors, showcasing the true essence of sailing in this beautiful part of the world.  

For those considering hosting a US Sailing Championship, Regatta Chair, Craig Perez said his advice is to “stay in close communication with the team at US Sailing. Begin your planning early and schedule regular meetings at least six months in advance to ensure everything runs smoothly.”   

Hosting sailors is a privilege, and Richmond Yacht Club looks forward to sharing the unique experience of sailing on the San Francisco Bay with all competitors.   

To follow racing at Richmond Yacht Club September 6-9, please visit https://www.ussailing.org/competition/championships/2024-u-s-singlehanded-championships/    

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Rescuers racing to reach Spirit of Mateship yacht in distress off NSW coastline, 185 kilometres east of Nowra

By Danuta Kozaki

Topic: Maritime Accidents and Incidents

The 19-metre yacht is roughly 150 kilometres offshore from Nowra. ( Supplied: Rolex/Daniel Forster )

A major rescue mission has been launched to retrieve two people stuck on board a 19-metre yacht roughly 185 kilometres off the New South Wales coastline.

NSW Police said officers were informed of the yacht's distress call at about 1pm on Monday.

What's next?

Rescue teams are expected to rendezvous with the vessel early on Wednesday morning.

A major rescue mission has been launched off the New South Wales South Coast, following a distress beacon being activated on the Spirit of Mateship yacht.

The distress beacon was switched on about 185 kilometres east of Nowra.

NSW Police said officers were notified of the distress call at about 1pm on Monday.

"Officers from the Marine Area Command and Australian Defence Force were notified by the Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre a 19-metre yacht had activated a distress beacon," NSW Police said in a statement.

A spokesperson for the Australian Defence Force said HMAS Arunta was currently heading towards the 19-metre yacht. ( Supplied: Royal Australian Navy )

A spokesman for the Australian Defence Force said that two people were on board the yacht.

On Tuesday night, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) said it was battling up to five-metre seas and 70 to 90 kph winds, with the weather conditions preventing rescue efforts from taking place on Monday night. 

A RAAF C-130J Hercules aircraft stayed on the scene until 9pm after leaving from Richmond, but was forced to return. 

"HMAS Arunta arrived to the scene at 6pm AEST this evening, with HMAS Canberra on route also arriving at 11pm AEST," AMSA said in a statement. "NSW Water Police vessel Nemesis is expected to arrive on scene about 2am AEST tomorrow [Tuesday] morning."

The rescue operation is due to begin early on Wednesday, but whether or not it can begin then will depend on the weather.

The Spirit of Mateship is believed to have sustained a mechanical issue and is taking on water.

Yacht a Sydney to Hobart race veteran

The Spirit of Mateship has raced in several Sydney to Hobart yacht races, starting in 2013.

Ahead of its inaugural Sydney to Hobart race, then-prime minister Tony Abbott officially launched its name Sprit of Mateship in honour of its crew, made up of injured ADF personnel.

Speaking at an event at the National Maritime Museum in Sydney before the race, Mr Abbott said how proud he was to be part of its launch.

The yacht in distress, named Spirit of Mateship, previously raced in a number of competitions, including the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race.  ( ABC: 7.30 )

"It is really good to be here at Mates 4 Mates and to help launch the Spirit of Mateship," he said.

"We owe it to the members and former members of our armed forces to stand by them in their time of need and Mates 4 Mates are people who are there for each other in tough times."

NSW Police said there were no reports of injuries on board the yacht.