Steven McBee Jr. is once again in a public battle with his former girlfriend, Allie Eklund, whom he dated for several months before their messy split back in April. And this time, it’s over a couple of mini Highland cows.
In a series of Instagram comments, the 33-year-old star of The McBee Dynasty has clapped back at Allie, 29, who suggested in a couple of posts of her own that Steven bought the animals for her ranch, rather than his.
“He picked them up for my dad who paid him,” Allie wrote in a comment shared on TikTok by The Courtney Chronicles.
“The ones on the show were for Triple E and whatever they bought after I haven’t kept up with,” she added in a second.
@thecourtney.chronicles Replying to @ALLIE EKLUND #mcbee #mcbeedynasty #realitytv #bravotv #minihighlandcow ♬ original sound – TheCourtneyChronicles💗🎀💛🦋
Following the post, Kacie Adkison, 27, spoke out, seemingly confirming Allie’s statements, writing, “Also since I wasn’t specific enough — Steven (McBee Farms) bought the highland cows from Webb Cattle Company. Allie’s dad then paid Steven for [two] of those highland cows.”
Then, after a fan wrote, “Allie just doesn’t keep her mouth shut about your family. That girl needs a new boo to leave you guys alone,” Steven agreed.
“My Mom [Kristi McBee] literally said, ‘can’t this girl get a boyfriend so she’ll move tf on and stop talking about us,'” he shared.
As Allie spoke out about the mini Highlands, Steven hinted that she had not been honest about the help he offered Allie and her family.
“Just wait. Trying to decide how badly I want to go down this rabbit hole. Guess who built the entire EEE Ranch website, who designed all of the initial merch designs for EEE Ranch on its first [three] collection drops, who paid for all of the t-shirt and crewneck blanks, whose fulfillment center printed all of the merch, packed all of the orders and shipped out all of the merch — and NEVER got paid for any of the work … Yours Truly (which in the Eklund’s defense — I didn’t want to be paid, I was happy to help out my girlfriend and her family’s business because THAT’S WHAT YOU DO IN A FAMILY. THE FAMILY BUSINESS SUCCESS IS ALL OF EACH FAMILY MEMBER’S PERSONAL SUCCESS — it’s all about working for the greater good of the family,” he wrote in another TikTok comment.
He then said, “I bought 30 embryos and these two cream steers from Webb in early January. I had told Allie and her family about mini highlands and the business model behind them and that we at McBee Farms were fully moving forward with it, and that I’d love to help them get started if they wanted to do the same at EEE Ranch. They were on the fence about it so we went ahead and did our thing with the 30 embryos and two cream steers at McBee Farms. After a month and after filming the scenes, Allie’s dad decided he wanted to move forward with getting into the mini business so he bought the two steers from me and 15 embryos at my exact cost — didn’t up charge him AT ALL. I then went out and bought [two] replacement steers to replace the [two] Allie’s dad bought from me. We took care. Of them for an additional month at our farm (for free) before I drove them down to Texas along with Todd the pig. Again — did this for free and would never expect to be paid for it. I wanted to help them get into the mini business. THEN — when everything went down at Stagecoach, that same week I cut a check to Allie’s dad reimbursing him PLUS interest on the 45 embryos he invested in to make him whole and then some. That’s the full story.”
As The Courtney Chronicles showcased Steven’s explanation of the situation, she noted that he also provided a receipt from Webb Cattle Company, where he purchased the mini Highlands.
@thecourtney.chronicles @steven_mcbee with major receipts😳😳 #mcbeedynasty #mcbee #bravotv #realitytv #minihighlandcow ♬ original sound – TheCourtneyChronicles💗🎀💛🦋
Continuing on, Steven accused Allie of lies and slander.
“Just want to point out — I don’t want to degrade Allie or have her catch a ton of hate. I’m extremely frustrated at the continual lies and the online smear campaign that’s gone on for [three] months while we’ve hardly engaged in it,” he stated. “Allie works her butt off as an influencer and her family treated me like gold — so I don’t like this online back and forth AT ALL.”
Although he’s had some nice things to say about Allie since their split, Steven made it clear that “the lies just need to stop.”
“They don’t add up and don’t even make sense and we can literally debunk each one with receipts so I don’t know why she’s doing this,” he wrote. “Again like I said in another comment, I’m not innocent here and take full accountability for my mistakes as well. I also completely and knowingly did the EEE Ranch website and merch printing/fulfillment, took care of their highlands and did all of that work for free on my own. The Eklund family would’ve paid for that and offered to. That was my decision to put my energy and effort into what I thought was my future fam and their business.”
“Just want the online slander/lies coming from Allie to stop,” he added.
The McBee Dynasty season three concluded earlier this month.