Nickelodeon Alum Devon Werkheiser Shares Virgin Voyages Cruise Experience

Former Nickelodeon star Devon Werkheiser is living his best life on the high seas.

The actor, best known for his role in "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide," recently set sail with Virgin Voyages and shared some stunning photos from his vacation, giving fans a glimpse of his time aboard the cruise.

From the looks of it, Devon Werkheiser had an unforgettable experience exploring all that Virgin Voyages has to offer.

The "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide" alum couldn't stop raving about the vibes on board, the incredible food, and the lively entertainment.

"Wouldn’t have called myself a cruise person before this, and maybe I’m still not unless it’s a @virginvoyages," the former Nickelodeon actor began to share with his Instagram followers. "From the food, to the crew, to the locations, to the friends made along the way. Truly an unforgettable experience."

"From top to bottom the Scarlet Lady delivered," he continued before thanking some of the entertainment on board, including DJ Tash and singer Shevonne. "Always my pleasure to ensure amazing people like you all enjoy a great voyage!! I miss you all," DJ Tash commented on Devon's post.

Devon went on vacation with his friends Maiara Walsh, Kelly Balch, Tyler Newman, and Jennifer Stone, who is known for her role as Harper in "Wizards of Waverly Place."

The group toured the south of Spain and France. "Thanks to Virgin for the experience; we’re not virgins anymore," he concluded.

In another Instagram post, Devon once again raved about the cruise line, telling his fans, "I know I’ve been hyping this cruise up, but @virginvoyages does it so well."

"Would do this again in a heartbeat. 10/10 would recommend," he continued. "From the ship's aesthetics to the crew to the itinerary, Virgin is an excellent way to take a vacation and see the world."

The former Nickelodeon alum, who recently made headlines for mocking the "Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV," explained that aboard Virgin, "everything is taken care of" and "the restaurants were delicious."

He then raved about the "beautiful" scenery and the vibes on board. "You’ll meet great people," he said. "Book it with friends, have a blast."

Earlier this year, Devon found himself in hot water after he made an awkward joke during a TikTok livestream with his former "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide" co-stars Lindsey Shaw and Daniel Curtis Lee.

While chatting live with fans, Devon made a controversial comment about the abuse Drake Bell suffered at the hands of former Nickelodeon voice coach Brian Peck, which quickly raised eyebrows.

The moment, which has since been shared across other social media platforms, shows Devon joking towards Daniel, who was off-camera at the time. “Daniel, we told you never to speak about that. Get back in your hole, Daniel, and give me your holes!”

He quickly realized his mistake and tried to backtrack, saying, "Sorry, we shouldn’t joke about this. We really shouldn’t. Our set was not like that," the former Nickelodeon star added, referencing the reported toxic and inappropriate behavior that allegedly occurred on several shows overseen by producer Dan Schneider.

Despite his attempt to clarify, the damage was already done, and the awkward moment left many fans feeling uncomfortable about the whole exchange.

The joke didn’t sit well with viewers, and many took to the comments to express their disappointment and to call out Devon for making light of a serious issue. After the backlash, Devon issued an apology.

“So sorry to Drake. Gutted I hurt you,” he wrote on social media at the time along with a screenshot of a longer statement. “I was being an idiot today. No way around it. I feel horrible that my dumba** was even speaking about this without seeing it."

"I watched 'Quiet On Set' tonight and am horrified by the gravity of what Drake and others shared. Truly heartbroken about what my fellow actors went through. I can’t believe they weren’t protected. I’m sorry for compounding any hurt,” his statement read.