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Aesha Scott-1

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Generous Idealistic Great Sense Of Humor Optimistic Philosophical Adventurous

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1991-11-27
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She’s a reality star best known for her standout role in the popular Below Deck franchise, and fans have come to love her journey across multiple seasons. She made waves on Below Deck Mediterranean, appearing in both season four and five, and later joined the cast of Below Deck: Down Under for its first season. In 2023, she took on a new challenge by joining the Australian version of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here, where her resilience and personality shone through.

Before stepping into the spotlight, she built a strong academic foundation, earning a double science degree from Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand. After graduation, she worked in a kiwifruit research lab—a far cry from life at sea—but soon decided to pivot her career path. Inspired by adventure and bonding with her sister, she set her sights on yachting, eventually launching the career that would make her a household name among reality TV fans.

Growing up as the middle child in a family of six, she faced her share of challenges. Her parents’ divorce during her early years had a lasting impact, and she’s been open about her siblings’ struggles with mental health, as well as the heartbreaking loss of her brother, who passed away due to a brain tumor. These experiences have shaped her perspective and strengthened her resolve.

On the personal front, she shares her life with Scotty Dobbo. The couple has been going strong, and in May 2024, they excitedly announced their engagement—marking a joyful new chapter. As her story continues to unfold, one thing remains clear: her journey from science labs to luxury yachts and international fame is anything but ordinary.

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She spent five years working on yachts, gaining valuable experience and building her reputation in the industry. During that time, she really made a name for herself, which eventually led to an exciting opportunity — being approached to join the Below Deck family. It was a major turning point in her career, and fans quickly took notice. On her Instagram account, aesha_jean, she’s cultivated a strong online presence with over 900,000 followers who love following along with her journey. She regularly shares career highlights, behind-the-scenes moments, and snapshots of her daily life, giving her audience a personal look into her world. In July 2022, she collaborated with Smirnoff on a paid partnership, further showcasing her influence and reach. Through hard work and authenticity, aesha_jean has continued to grow her brand both on and off the water.

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