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Below Deck Down Under's Captain Jason Chambers Kissed This Real Housewife at BravoCon 2023
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Date:2025-04-18 07:59:11
Get ready to ship—literally—this potential new Bravo power couple.
During BravoCon 2023 weekend in Las Vegas, E! News got the exclusive scoop on some PDA that went down between The Real Housewives of Dubai's Caroline Brooks and Below Deck Down Under's Captain Jason Chambers. (See every star at BravoCon here.)
"I've already gotten in a little bit of trouble last night," Caroline exclusively told E! News' The Rundown's Erin Lim Rhodes Nov 3, adding, "He kissed me. I guess I got lucky."
RHODubai costar Chanel Aydin chimed in and revealed her BFF is "already in love" with the captain after their Sin City smooch.
And according to Caroline, Jason made the first move. "He was flirting with me first, so I flirted back," the 34-year-old noted of their lip-lock. "I went in for the Dubai double and then he went straight for the middle. And I was like, 'Hello! Hi! Welcome to Las Vegas.'"
However, she did clarify, "There was no tongue, it was just a peck."
As for Jason's take on the flirty exchange?
"She was wonderful," the Aussie native exclusive told E! News' Francesca Amiker Nov. 4 during the event. "It was a goodbye kiss."
Though he played coy about the PDA, he did says "she's absolutely gorgeous" and even complimented her parenting, adding, "and she's got a beautiful child too. I delved into the conversations."
And after Caroline revealed he even sent her a DM the morning after their meeting, Jason shared exactly what he sent the spa owner: "Lovely to meet you last night."
See Caroline, Jason and all of your other favorite reality stars at BravoCon below.
And for more exclusive BravoCon scoop, watch E! News Monday, Nov. 6, at 11 p.m.
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