Steven McBee Jr. and ex-girlfriend Allie Eklund are publicly disagreeing over the history of two mini Highland cows connected to their families’ ranches.
The former couple split in April after dating for several months. Their latest exchange began after Allie commented on where the animals came from and who ultimately paid for them.
Steve Jr. shares his ‘receipts’ after Allie Eklund weighs in on the mini Highland cows
Allie said her father purchased the cows from Steven after he initially acquired them.
“He picked them up for my dad who paid him,” she wrote. Allie added that the animals seen on The McBee Dynasty were intended for Triple E, while she did not know what Steven purchased afterward.
Kacie Adkison said McBee Farms bought the cows from Webb Cattle Company before Allie’s father purchased two from Steven.
Steven later gave his version of the transaction. He said he bought 30 embryos and two cream steers from Webb in early January as McBee Farms prepared to enter the mini Highland business.
According to Steven, Allie’s family initially considered doing the same at EEE Ranch. He said her father decided about a month later to purchase the two steers and 15 embryos from him at cost.
“I then went out and bought [two] replacement steers to replace the [two] Allie’s dad bought from me,” Steven wrote.
Steven said McBee Farms cared for the animals for another month before he transported them to Texas with Todd the pig. He maintained that he did not charge Allie’s family for that work.
The McBee Dynasty star also shared a Webb Cattle Company receipt for the animals.
The dispute expanded beyond the cows when Steven discussed work he said he completed for EEE Ranch. He claimed he built the website, designed early merch and handled printing and shipping for free.
Steven also addressed the ongoing public exchanges with Allie.
“I don’t want to degrade Allie or have her catch a ton of hate,” he wrote, while saying he was frustrated by what he described as ongoing “lies” and an “online smear campaign.”
He acknowledged his mistakes and said helping EEE Ranch was his choice.
