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The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys airs on Bravo on Mondays at 9/8c. Episodes available next day on Peacock.
Season 2 of The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys is officially over — and so are Calah Jackson and Steven McBee Jr.
That became clear during the September 1 finale when Calah decided not to attend Jesse McBee and Alli Ventresca’s wedding, despite Steven inviting her as his plus-one.
The eldest of the McBee brothers figured Calah had “changed her mind at the last minute” when call after call to her went unanswered, and while he tearfully told producers, “I just cannot imagine losing my best friend,” he also called the debacle “the final straw” of their relationship.
Calah, meanwhile, explained her decision to skip the wedding in a confessional interview: “Our relationship has been a rollercoaster ride, and I need peace in my life. I don’t want any more drama. So, today was not an easy decision for me, but it’s time to end this and jump off the crazy train.”
Cameras then captured Calah removing her mic and leaving her and Steven’s once-shared home for good. At the end of the episode, it was reported that the couple hadn’t seen one another since December 2024, “but they continue to text weekly.”
What Calah Jackson’s been up to since McBee Dynasty Season 2 ended
The Texan hasn’t rested since filming ended, whether heading to L.A. for a movie premiere and eating at the Chateau Marmont — where there has been much ado for the cast of The Valley — or taking her pup, Rocko, to Aspen, Colorado, for a new Kemo Sabe hat.
The frequent flyer is now back in the Lone Star state and, as seen in several posts on Instagram in recent weeks, she is showcasing art at Samuel Lynne Galleries in Dallas as “the newest face on [their] social media.” So far, she has highlighted the works of popular artists such as JD Miller, photographer Tyler Shields, plus Favio Landeira and Phil Luangrath.
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In an August 18 interview with Decider, Calah also said, “I’ve been really focused on my personal growth and getting back to a good place … I’m the happiest I’ve been in a really, really long time. I’m just riding the wave and focusing on myself right now.”
As far as her final split from Steven, Calah cited the fact that her ex was dealing with the FBI investigation against his father Steven McBee Sr., as well as her ongoing grief over the passing of her sister.
“I tried my best to help him through his ordeal, but that care and consideration wasn’t reciprocated,” Calah told the outlet. “I think that’s where things really started going downhill for us.”
Where Steven McBee and Calah Jackson stand after Season 2
Steven, for his part, told The Daily Dish in a post-season 2 interview that he and Calah haven’t spoken for several months.
“I honestly think it’s best that way,” Steven Jr. said. “I still care about her, but watching everything play back is hard, and brings back the emotions of that time period so it’d be tough to still continue to talk in any capacity while watching episodes play back and not feel emotionally charged. I wish her nothing but the absolute best and for all of the success in her life. She’s an incredible woman and we have so many great memories created together even through the tough times.”
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He added that when it comes to the possibility of a reconciliation with Calah, “that door has closed permanently.”
“There’s just been so much that has happened between us, and between her and my family,” Steven Jr. concluded. “Sometimes it’s better to start fresh with someone new than try to go back and work through the extremely tough situations and heal from them when there’s still so much built up inside.”
Don’t miss the latest on the McBees, including Steven Jr.’s damning statement when looking back at his reconciliation with Calah.
