The McBee Dynasty’s Steven McBee Jr. is accusing his girlfriend, Allie Eklund, of cheating on him while attending the Stagecoach Music Festival.
“I still don’t know exactly what happened,” McBee, 33, shared via an Instagram video on Monday, April 27. “I just know there was hand holding, grinding, dancing, drunken stupor at an after-party.”
According to McBee, he woke up on Monday morning to random DMs, phone calls and videos of his girlfriend getting close to a man at the country music festival in Indio, California.
“One person at the gym on a Monday,” he wrote via his Instagram Story while addressing his reality. “The other drunk and cheating at an after-party. Crazy.”
In a separate social media video, McBee seemingly confirmed that any romantic relationship with Eklund, 29, is over.
“I did not expect to wake up to that given where I was 12 hours ago. The fact that I was out there at Stagecoach with her,” he said. “I’m not going to bash her because she’s a really good person. I’m still mind blown over it. Candidly, she’s really been such a happy, go-lucky, such a supportive person, and I’m not an easy person to date. I know that. I am extreme type A. I have mood swings. I’m stressed out given what’s going on.” (McBee’s father is currently serving a 24-month federal prison sentence after pleading guilty in 2024 to crop insurance fraud.)
At the same time, McBee acknowledged that he enjoys the simple things in life, like his family and farm. He claimed Eklund is not ready to settle down and is much more interested in festivals, concerts and trips.
“I was nervous to leave early, candidly, because I don’t know,” he shared. “To me, I hate festivals and traveling. I love my family. I love my farm.”
McBee continued, “I have no f***ing clue what was going through her mind at the after-party other than there’s a hole there that needs attention all the time. … I thought there was some loyalty there.”
Us Weekly has reached out to Eklund for comment.
Soon after sharing his perspective on the relationship, McBee received support from several friends in the Bravo community.
“Sorry brother — being in the public eye ain’t easy and sometimes our reactions are justified but our emotions take over,” Summer House star Kyle Cooke shared in the comments section. “Don’t beat yourself up. Onwards and upwards 🙌.”
The Valley’s Kristen Doute added, “Ugh sorry bb, we love you ! like kyle said, onwards and upwards 💪🏽🙏🏽🫶🏽 .”
As McBee gets back to work — and prepares for a new season of The McBee Dynasty — the reality star assured his followers that he’s going to be OK.
“I’m good, guys. I appreciate all the love and support,” he shared. “I got a damn good dog. I got a damn good family. I got a damn good life.”
