Exclusive | McBee Dynasty cowboys share how their dads really difficult legal woes have brought them closer as a family
Saddle up.Season 2 of the reality series “The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys” premieres Monday, June 30 (9 p.m.on Bravo), bringing back brothers Steven McBee Jr, Jesse McBee, and Cole McBee as they preside over their multimillion-dollar family business, McBee Farm and Cattle Co, deal with relationship issues, and their father’s legal drama. “Before we even started doing this reality show, ‘Yellowstone’ came out a few years prior to it.
And we had people coming up to us saying, ‘You guys are literally ‘Yellowstone.’ You should have your own reality show!” Cole exclusively told The Post.Steven Jr.added that he finds the hit Kevin Costner cowboy drama – which ended in December – “very accurate, as far as waking up every single day to the external pressures.”He explained, “It feels like you’re fighting so many forces.
You’re fighting Mother Nature, you’re fighting the government, you are fighting the locals.You’re just fighting the unexpected on any given day.
That’s how it is, on a real farm and ranch.”Their father, Steve McBee, was in Season 1 (which aired on Peacock before the show moved to Bravo), but he’s not in Season 2 amid his legal drama.In November of 2024, he pleaded guilty in a multimillion-dollar crop insurance fraud case, for which he could face up to 30 years in prison. “It is a real-life situation that we were dealing with throughout filming season two.
Obviously, right now, we’re still dealing with it,” Steven Jr.exclusively told The Post. Steven Jr., who also appeared on Fox’s “Joe Millionaire: For Richer or Poorer,” added that his dad’s legal woes have “made us come together closer as a family.”He explained that they try not to pay attention to negative comments on social media because those people “have never interacted with us.” Steven Jr.
said, “Anyone who knows us on a personal or professional level sees how hard we work, sees the real businesses, the real jobs that...