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Shocking moment naked Below Deck crew member Luke crawls into bed with co-star Margot forcing producers to rush in
THIS is the shocking moment a Below Deck Down Under crew member crawled into bed with a co-star who was drunk and asleep.
Producers were forced to rush in to get bosun Luke Jones out of the room before he was fired for sexual misconduct.
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Scenes aired on Below Deck's latest episode on Bravo showed the crew on a night out in Cairns, Australia - during which stewardess Margot Sisson said she felt "really drunk".
Luke still tried to flirt with her and asked her to "cuddle" in the back of a car - but she told him "no".
Once back on the yacht, another crew member helped Margot to bed.
But Luke then entered her room in just his boxers and asked her to the hot tub.
Margot rejected his advances and told chief stew Aesha Scott: "All I want is water and bed, no Luke."
But after going to the jacuzzi, Luke headed straight for Margot's room wearing nothing but a towel while Aesha dealt with a power outage.
He then climbed into her bed and got under the covers as quick-thinking producers stepped in and told him to get out.
But he responded: "Can you f*** off for a second?"
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Luke then slammed the door as the producers repeatedly told him to "open it".
He eventually opened the door - walking out stark naked.
Aesha then checked up on Margot, telling her Luke "ran out of here naked".
She added: "Did you consent to him being in here?"
Margot replied: "No, I was asleep. I did not invite that at all."
Aesha then told Captain Jason Chambers about the incident, who told Luke to stay in a hotel room for the night before firing him the next day.
He also spoke to the crew about following rules on board and respecting boundaries and consent.
But stewardess Laura Bileskalne spent the day sympathising with Luke and said he should have just been given a warning, claiming his termination "wasn't fair".
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Captain Jason then fired her as he slammed her for disrespecting boundaries.
The Sun has contacted NBCUniversal Television and Streaming, which owns Bravo, for comment.
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