Chef Rachel Hargrove Says "Enough Is Enough" with Francesca Rubi

Things are starting to heat up in the galley on Below Deck.

Following the mahi mahi mishap in the February 1 episode of Below Deck, in which there was a mix-up over the number of orders of the fish dish during the charter guests' lunch, Chef Rachel Hargrove was not happy with the communication between her and chief stew Francesca Rubi.

In the above preview of an all-new episode of Below Deck airing Monday, February 8 at 9/8c, we see that Rachel still thinks there needs to be some changes made in the interior as she vents to Elizabeth Frankini, who has had her own drama with Francesca this season, while working in the galley.

"I'm supposed to run my department, and that's it. But now, I've got to come in and troubleshoot s--t," Rachel says in an interview in the clip, which is exclusive for Bravo Insider members. "Like, I'm not supposed to do that. The chief stew's supposed to do that. Enough is enough."

Rachel isn't the only My Seanna crew member feeling the pressure. In the above sneak peek, you'll also see how Ashling Lorger's supervision of the primary charter guests' son pans out and why she is "worried" that she "might get into trouble" with not only her superiors but also his parents. 

The preview also shows that things are a little awkward between Elizabeth and James Hough the morning after he failed to give her any sort of surprise for her 30th birthday, not even a kiss. However, James explains his feelings about Elizabeth's birthday and why he doesn't just tell her their romance on the yacht "isn't going anywhere."

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