Michelle Collins used Monday's episode of Watch What Happens Live to criticize a woman who was filmed having sex with Below Deck deckhand Kyle Stillie on a public bathroom floor, saying she was "slut‑shaming" the woman and calling the behavior "stupid."
Speaking with host Andy Cohen on the Sept. 15 broadcast, Collins said the incident was the season's most scandalous moment for her. "It is the girl who Kyle banged on the bathroom floor. I'm sorry. Again, [I'm a] staunch feminist. But you have to get it together. I was truly scandalized," Collins said. When Cohen asked whether she was "slut‑shaming," Collins responded, "Yes! Obviously. I'm sorry, you're gonna be on Bravo [and] not even have them blur your face? How stupid do you have to be?" She added, "You're gonna go have him take you from behind—sorry, Captain—on a toilet floor? Andy, I'm sorry. Even for Bravo. I'm sorry. Shame on her. Shame on her."
The moment Collins referred to came in Season 12, Episode 11 of Bravo's Below Deck, in which Stillie, reacting to seeing Soléne Favreau flirt with co‑worker Jess Theron, left a bar with a woman identified as Martine. After kissing at the bar and later spending time on the beach, the two entered a public restroom where they had sex on the floor. Production footage showed Fraser Olender encountering the pair, and Theron filmed a photograph of the encounter. The episode also included reports that Favreau was found naked in Theron's hotel room after filming wrapped.
Collins went on to criticize Favreau as well, saying, "Again, Solene, giving women a bad name," and noting her disapproval of Favreau's conduct on the series. Collins framed her remarks amid a broader discussion of the season's interpersonal drama and sexual encounters among crew members.
Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen airs Sunday through Thursday at 10 p.m. Eastern on Bravo, and new episodes of Below Deck are available to stream the day after broadcast on Peacock. Collins's remarks join ongoing commentary around the series, which has drawn attention for its on‑board conflicts and off‑duty hookups among cast members this season.