‘Below Deck’: Amy Johnson Admits Chef Ben Was Crazy To Work With but Says Chef Leon Was a Little Terrifying (Exclusive) – Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Stew Amy Johnson from Below Deck recently shared some revealing insights into what it was like to work with chef Ben Robinson and chef Leon Walker during season 3.

Johnson joined her brother Kelley on Below Deck Galley Talk to dish about the latest episodes. She admitted that watching the show gave her a little bit of PTSD. However, [Filming Below Deck Galley Talk] was an absolute blast, she dished with Showbiz Cheat Sheet.

It was so fun to get to hang out with my brother. Just chill on the couch and watch the episodes and see them all together, she said. And also to be on this side of the drama! Like getting to eat, drink some wine, and watch it all go down and not be part of it.

While shes not involved in the drama this season, she humored Showbiz Cheat Sheet with a journey down memory lane. She recounted what it was like to work with Robinson but also shared that Walker was as intense as he seemed on the show.

Walkers signature beef cheeks and endless disdain for chief stew Kate Chastain didnt seem to unnerve Johnson, who is known for her sweet and sunny disposition. Even though she managed to smile her way through some awkward moments on the show, she was candid about her impression of Walker.

You know, it was interesting with Leon because he didnt say much, she recalled. You didnt know if, like, those daggers were like he was going to bring out his knife set and start throwing knives? Or if he was just going over the menu in his head.

You never knew what to expect from him because he never really talked that much, she went on to day. And thats always a little scary to me. Im like, tell us whats going on in there, so we can, you know, move past it. But he was just so reserved that you just didnt know which way he was going.

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Indeed, Walker preferred to use other ways to express his frustration with the crew. Years later, Chastain shared that the animosity was so bad with Walker he poured honey in her bed when she was off the boat. Fun fact: Leon poured an entire jar of honey in my bed while I was off the boat during season 3, shetweeted in March.

Robinson is a longstanding Below Deck fan favorite. He came in to save the day when Walker was fired and finished the season with the crew. Johnson worked with Robinson during both seasons 2 and 3 and she said hes definitely unpredictable.

You just never know what youre going to get with that one, right? Johnson laughed. Yeah, hes very entertaining and I enjoy him personally. But professionally, hes a little tough to work with because youre kind of doing a song and dance to whatever temperament youre doing that day or that meal because it would change a lot.

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But hes great at his job, she remarked. And he is a hoot in the galley. I mean, when hes not, you know, screaming and not, for the most part, is very, very funny. Fun to be around.

Johnson and the rest of the Below Deck Galley Talk crew will have plenty to say when a new episode airs on Friday, Jan. 15 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo.

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