Below Deck Down Under season 3, however, Tzarina has struggled to stand out against the drama of the season, and has created drama on her own that's made viewers rethink her.
While Tzarina's reputation was great coming into Below Deck Down Under season 3, things have changed as she's been a more difficult figure on the series. Tzarina's inability to manager her Sous-Chef, Alesia Harris, has been tough to watch throughout the season, as has her feud with Chief Stew Lara Rigby. While both Tzarina and Lara have been in the wrong at different times during the season, Tzarina has handled the feud far worse than Lara, which has made it tough for her to move past it and focus on her work. After the season, Tzarina's reflected on her performance.
Tzarina Has Been Branded A Villain This Season
She's Having A Tough Time
Anthony wasn't a good fit for Tzarina, but her lack of management ability was quickly recognizable.
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After Anthony was fired from Below Deck Down Under, things started to become more difficult for Tzarina. When Alesia was brought on to assist in the galley, seeing a competent Sous-Chef with Tzarina as their manager became all the more difficult. Tzarina's lack of managerial skills combined with her inability to let go of the total control she had in the galley made for a tough time, and her issues with Chief Stew Lara were just another piece of the puzzle. Throughout the season, Tzarina's shown a lack of ability to work through the difficulties of the high pressure season.
Tzarina’s Appeared On Podcasts To Unpack The Drama
She's Been Open About Her Mistakes
In a recent appearance on The Aft Deck podcast, Tzarina opened up about the difficulties she faced throughout the charter season, refusing to hold back about how disappointed she was in both her own performance this season and Lara's. While Tzarina was open about other's misgivings, she made it clear that she was also at fault for a lot of the issues overall during the season. Revealing that she was working through understanding her own neurodivergence, Tzarina shared that she had a tough time managing a second chef in the galley, which led to her struggling with other relationships, too.
Tzarina’s Bold Honesty About Below Deck Down Under Could Salvage Her Reputation
She Could Be Saving Herself With Honesty
As Tzarina has been upfront and honest about her struggles this season, it's possible that knowing she was able to own her mistakes and could learn from them is enough to have her come back for another season in the future. While viewers already know Tzarina won't be part of Below Deck Down Under season 4, her ability to move through the charter season with ease could be tested on another franchise show or on a future Below Deck Down Under season. Tzarina's brutal honesty will allow viewers to understand she knows where she went wrong, and can make changes.
Below Deck Down Under airs Mondays at 8 p.m. EDT on Bravo.
Sources: The Aft Deck, Below Deck/Instagram
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