“Below Deck Mediterranean” star Joe Bradley subtly reacted to Bravo cutting ties with his co-star Nathan Gallagher following the latter’s domestic violence arrest.

Bradley “liked” an Instagram news announcement by Us Weekly confirming the network had parted ways with Gallagher.

“Bravo confirmed that the network [has] no plans to work with Nathan Gallagher ‘in the future’ after the #BelowDeckMed bosun was arrested for domestic violence,” the post read.

Gallagher joined the “Below Deck” spinoff series in 2024 during Season 9 and is currently starring in Season 11, which is airing on Mondays.

Page Six learned that Bravo producers plan to leave Gallagher in the current season and not edit him out. Filming for the season wrapped last December ahead of his legal drama,

The reality star was arrested in Sydney, Australia, on Dec. 27, 2025, and accused of assaulting an unnamed woman, 29.

The woman was later confirmed to be Gael Cameron — his castmate — with whom he shares a 1-year-old son, Kayden.

Cameron filed an Apprehended Violence Application against her co-star in Australia for protection, and he was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and intentionally choking a person without consent.

Gallagher has since spoken out about the allegations against him in a statement to Rolling Stone.

“I’m not claiming I was perfect,” he said. “I wasn’t. I made mistakes, and I will take responsibility for my own actions.”

Gallagher explained he refused to accept “being portrayed solely through one person’s account of a relationship, when there is another side and evidence relating to it.”

The Bravo star claimed there was “contemporaneous video footage from the night in question, as well as messages and other records.”

Australian authorities issued an arrest warrant for Gallagher on Tuesday after he didn’t appear at a Burwood Local Court hearing.

According to documents obtained by Page Six, he was convicted at the hearing.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788.