By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-04 18:21:40 | Updated at 2026-08-05 17:58:31
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Allie Eklund and Steven McBee Jr. are never ever getting back together.
The social media influencer, 29, spoke exclusively to Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” about her very public breakup with the “McBee Dynasty” star, 32, sharing the measures he took to try to win her back.
“He actually wrote each family member of mine a two-page handwritten letter apologizing and sent each of the girls in my family flowers,” Eklund told us.
However, McBee’s groveling didn’t go far, as Eklund told us her family “made it clear” that he “would never be allowed in [their] house again.”
The former couple went Instagram official in November 2025, but called it quits by April when McBee publicly accused Eklund of cheating on him at Stagecoach music festival.
Eklund, who made her Bravo debut in “The McBee Dynasty” Season 3, denied the cheating allegations and shared screenshots of rage texts McBee sent her from their arguments. In the shocking messages, McBee berated Eklund, calling her a “f—ing sl-t,” a “hooker” and a “bitch.”
McBee later posted an apology video and entered a trauma retreat to address his deep-rooted anger issues.
Eklund, for her part, has no plans to rekindle her romance with the reality star.
“[He] was texting me a lot of messages [after the breakup],” she said. “To me, nothing felt like an apology or accountability. To me, it was more so, ‘I did this because…'”
The Texas native said she ultimately “blocked” McBee from contacting her again.
“I haven’t talked to him,” she told us. “I don’t plan on talking to him.”
While it’s been nearly four months since their breakup, Eklund said her ex-boyfriend has been taking his sweet time shipping her belongings back.
According to the entrepreneur, McBee still has some of her prized possessions, including her “vintage saddle,” which she described as a family heirloom, and her “dream horse,” which he gave her for her birthday in March.
“Unfortunately, he does have both of those things,” Eklund said. “Definitely the saddle — if he could send that in a box, that would be amazing.”
“The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys” airs Mondays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo, with new episodes streaming the next day on Peacock.
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