He’s Back! ‘Below Deck’ Star Kyle Caught Filming Season 5 In St. Maarten
June 1 2017, Published 6:26 p.m. ET
Kyle Dixon went back to sea for Below Deck, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.
A source close to the reality star told RadarOnline.com that he was caught in St. Maarten filming scenes with Captain Lee Rosbach — even though he wasn’t slated to return.
“I do appear towards the end of the season," Dixon confirmed to RadarOnline.com exclusively. "They saved the best for last!”
A show insider previously told RadarOnline.com that Kate Chastain, Nico Scholly and Rosbach were the only returning crew members from season 4. Production fired one of their new cast mates halfway through the new season.
Now, it looks like Dixon, 27, took his replacement's role! He confirmed he left his London hometown to travel via Instagram — but he didn’t say where he went.
His return came just after news of his arrest broke. Dixon explained to RadarOnline.com exclusively that he was arrested for allegedly robbing a bar in the U.K., but he insisted he was innocent.
The source also told RadarOnline.com that Dixon is currently living with his daughters’ mom now that his relationship with his transgender girlfriend Ashley is over.
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Dixon confessed to RadarOnline.com that their romance ended when he welcomed a second daughter, Willow, with his ex. He is already dad to Florence, 3.
Dixon isn’t the only surprise the Below Deck crew has in store for season 5!
RadarOnline.com previously reported that the show’s production boat sank in February. A rep for Bravo confirmed that everyone was safe at the time.
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