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What Has Emily Warburton-Adams Been Doing Since Below Deck Season 4?
The one-time second stew has become a successful entrepreneur, far away from the yachting industry.
Below Deck Season 4 introduced audience members to second stew Emily Warburton-Adams in 2016, and they couldn't help but to fall in love with her quirky personality.
Emily, a London native, with big blue eyes, cheeky glasses, and an adorable British accent certainly carried her weight while working on M/Y Valor. But she also knew how to not take herself too seriously and have fun throughout her time on board working for Captain Lee Rosbach.
She hit it off with Chef Ben Robinson, entering a relationship with him during the charter season after other crew members attempted to pursue her.
"He was British and he made me laugh, and I do like an older guy," Emily told Life After Bravo in 2020. "It was totally real feelings. He knew what I liked, and he made me food. It was a real perk."
Emily and Ben did end up leaving M/Y Valor together. But in the eight years since the show aired, a lot has changed in Emily's life — including her hair color.
What happened between Ben Robinson and Emily Warburton-Adams after Below Deck?
After leaving the show together, Emily moved to Florida with Ben, giving up the yachting industry for good in exchange for touring the United States together, hosting private events and cooking for clients. However, Emily was commuting between the U.S. and the United Kingdom and the couple eventually parted ways, with Emily moving to the U.K. permanently.
During an episode of the podcast, After Deck with Kate Chastain, in 2017, Ben revealed that he and Emily were no longer seeing each other. "I can't exactly exclaim that we're steady and dating at this point in time," he said. "We just don't see each other enough to have a serious relationship."
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"There's not a lot for him to go back here for," Emily explained to Life After Bravo in 2020. "So we just grew apart."
Emily Warburton-Adams started POW Food in 2018
Emily went onto become a qualified health coach. In 2018, she and her mom — longtime catering industry mainstay Alison Warburton — started POW Food, a sustainable catering company based in the U.K. The company was based on the women's passion for "creating food to nourish for longevity while creating actionable change" placing nutrition and sustainability at the heart of their company.
POW Food offers event and workplace catering within the United Kingdom and can even provide gorgeous food for styled shoots. They also ship freezer-ready meals, fully prepped dishes, meal bundles, and pantry-ready items across the U.K.
Emily opened up about what inspired her to start the brand in an interview with Shift London. "The essence of the company came from me suffering from an eating disorder from when I was 12 to 20," she said. "I was in and out of the hospital three times as a patient and they really didn't think I was going to recover; it was quite bad."
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"Learning about nutrition and food, the power of food, and the holistic way of living cured and helped to heal me, so I wanted other people to experience that."
She revealed in a 2023 Instagram post that POW Food has scaled up, going from 10 employees to 35 employees in the past three years, but it hasn't led to a bigger pay check, just a heftier workload.
"My mum and I founded it just before my dad died, and then lockdown, which was a great distraction to be honest," she wrote.
Emily Warburton-Adams' dad passed away in 2019
Emily revealed on February 7, 2019 that her dad had passed away after a six-month battle with stage four colorectal cancer.
"This morning, my father's suffering ended in his peaceful sleep," she wrote in the caption of the Instagram post. "After a 6 month cancer battle, he has moved on to a more beautiful realm and will forever be in our hearts. We thank you for all of your love and support."
Who is Emily Warburton-Adams currently dating?
Emily is currently in a relationship with her boyfriend, Charles Wrigley, and she looks so happy. They have been dating for two years.
Charles is a promoter for Faces, a live music night held in London, which combines a mix of signed and unsigned acts. According to LinkedIn, Charles also works alongside Emily at Pow Food Catering, helping with Business Development.
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Emily's Instagram account is filled with adorable photos of them together, and the caption of her Instagram post for his birthday just shows how much she cares about him. "Thank you for being my partner in crime," she wrote. "I love you through your grumpy photos and every angle, just maybe not the mustache again."
Emily Warburton-Adams' Mental Health Work
In addition to running a business, Emily also uses her platform to bring attention to mental health, advocating for those who might feel alone in their struggles.
On World Mental Health Day in October 2023, she shared words of wisdom with her Instagram followers.
"Regardless, some of you may remember when I'd speak on the topic a lot, and as someone who's been through the ringer with mental health, and come out the other side — I'll advocate that it remains hugely important to designate a space in your world to speak about, and check in with yourself and others regularly," she wrote. "If this prompts someone to do this today then I see that as making a positive little difference."
What is Emily Warburton-Adams' age?
Emily turned 30 in March 2024.
Ahead of her milestone birthday, she shared an honest look at her life on Instagram at the end of 2023.
"I'm living with two guys, one being my boyfriend, in a petite top floor Notting Hill flat," she wrote. "I'm working towards a life I envision and this takes time."
"I'm also very lucky to work with some incredible brands, and get opportunities as an influencer, with a following that started from being on Below Deck 8 years ago."
"Things aren't ever a straight path, but I love my little life, and I am going to try to show you more of it."
