“Below Deck Mediterranean” star Nathan Gallagher spoke out for the first time about his his domestic violence arrest.
“I’m not claiming I was perfect. I wasn’t,” he told Rolling Stone on Wednesday while confirming his breakup from castmate Gael Cameron, with whom he shares a 1-year-old son.
“I made mistakes and I will take responsibility for my own actions,” the reality star, who was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, intentionally choking a person without consent and common assault, said.
“But I will not accept being portrayed solely through one person’s account of a relationship when there is another side and evidence relating to it,” he continued.
In terms of “evidence,” Gallagher wrote, “I have contemporaneous video footage from the night in question, as well as messages and other records, which I believe provide important context.
“There are also other matters surrounding the relationship that I have never discussed publicly, including circumstances surrounding the breakdown of our relationship, previous allegations she made about a former partner and financial matters relating to the purchase of an apartment in Sydney.”
He noted, “I have kept the evidence and will deal with it through the appropriate channels. But I also don’t believe it is fair for one version of events to be presented publicly as though it is the complete story when there is evidence that may materially contradict or provide significant context to that account.”
Gallagher’s statement comes on the heels of the US Sun reporting he will not appear on the next season of the Bravo show.
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A source alleged to the outlet on Tuesday that Season 12 of the series “already filmed” — and the reality star “will not be on” it.
However, the insider clarified that Gallagher’s scenes would not be removed from Season 11, which is currently airing.
“Nathan was not cut from the current season while the court process plays out,” the outlet reported, “but they do not condone the behavior of the charges made against him.”
Season 11, notably, was filmed in the summer of 2025, months ahead of Gallagher’s arrest last December.
“They’re all on a year-by-year and per-season basis,” the source claimed. “If they get picked up for another season, great. But if not, it’s not like this big dramatic firing thing. In Nathan’s case though, looks like that ship has sailed – pun intended. It seems likely he won’t be back.”
Page Six has reached out to Bravo for comment but has yet to hear back.
News broke last week that Gallagher was detained last year for allegedly assaulting a 29-year-old female at a Sydney apartment complex.
The Bravolebrity was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, intentionally choking a person without consent and common assault.
He was granted conditional bail, per Rolling Stone, and a hearing is scheduled for Sept. 1.
The identity of the alleged victim has not been revealed, but Gallagher’s castmate Gael Cameron, who turned 30 in May, filed an Apprehended Violence Application against him.
This, according to the New South Wales court, is meant to legally protect a person from someone stalking, harassing, intimidating or threatening them with harm.
She and Gallagher started dating in 2024 while filming Season 9 of “Below Deck Mediterranean.”
In June of the following year, Cameron announced her pregnancy news — and debuted their infant son, Kayden, the following year.
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