Daisy Kelliher and Keith Allen's season-long, slow-burn romance finally paid off at the end of the Below Deck Sailing Yacht Season 5 charter season. The chief stew and crew member ended up casually dating after the charter season, but their relationship didn't work out.
During a Jan. 27 appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Daisy admitted that they ended up breaking up last year (more on that below) even though they weren't "officially" dating. But, she is giving a look inside of their relationship, sharing new looks of them together.
Daisy took to her Instagram feed on Thursday, Jan. 30, where she posted a series of photos of her and Keith, having a great time together during their travels. Some things remain consistent in the photos — they always have their arms around one another and they are always smiling when they're together. She then took to the caption of the post where she reiterated that they are not together, but are still on good terms.
"Keith and I dated casually for a year after filming," she wrote in the caption of the post. "We explored the idea of a relationship but because of a few different reasons but mainly distance, we decided to go our separate ways. I know everyone is invested in my life so I wanted to share some of our memories together."
Keith took to the comments of the post, where he returned his love to Daisy. "These are such great memories," he wrote, alongside three red heart emojis.
"Two of my favorite people," Captain Glenn Shephard added.
Where does Daisy Kelliher and Keith Allen stand today?
Although they are no longer romantically involved, Daisy revealed in the caption of the Instagram post that they "remain good friends."
During a recent interview with The Daily Dish, Daisy said that they are "still in touch quite frequently." And, judging from Keith's comment on the post, the feelings are mutual.
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Why did Daisy Kelliher and Keith Allen break up?
Although Daisy admitted on WWHL that her and Keith never made their relationship "official," they did have a conversation where they agreed to go their separate ways. "We dated for a year, but it was long distance," she explained. "It was long distance, and it wasn't like, ever really serious. But, we were in each other's lives for a year, and, unfortunately, it ended because of distance."
Daisy continued, revealing that they never even had a conversation about taking their relationship down a serious route. "It was never at that kind of capacity," she admitted. "Like, he's gone on to boats, I live in London. I finished my career in the Caribbean, that's where he is. So, unless he was moving over to Europe, it was never going to work."
