Steven McBee Jr. is sharing major updates on his family’s financial status and businesses. The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys Season 3 captured the McBee family trying to stay afloat financially amid Steve McBee Sr. serving out his prison sentence.
And, according to Steven Jr., things are still the same at McBee Farm & Cattle Co. “I mean, financially, it’s no secret, and it has been no secret, that we are in a tough spot,” Steven Jr. admitted during an Aug. 24 appearance on the Roxanne and Shantel podcast.
“It feels like we’ve been doing this for three seasons in a row, but the truth is, we’ve been in a tough spot the last few years, and there is light on the other side of it,” he continued. “We are wrapping up some of the last few really tough conversations and tough problems that we needed to solve.”
However, Steven admitted that he feels like things will be figured out soon, especially after Steve Sr. comes home from prison in September. “And the next six months to eight months, it feels like we’re finally getting everything like wrapped up, buttoned up, and we can start moving forward with our life and looking to the future, not solving problems from the past,” he concluded.
Did the McBee family sell their car wash chain?
No, the McBee family still owns their car wash chain, McBee Coffee N’ Carwash, after revealing they would be selling it during The McBee Dynasty Season 3, Episode 10. “They have not sold,” he explained during his appearance on the podcast. “We still own those and operate those.”
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Steven McBee Jr. reveals brother Brayden McBee’s involvement in the family businesses
Steven Jr. admitted that his youngest brother, Brayden McBee, who currently works at McBee Coffee N’ Carwash, is happy that the business is still in the family. “I’ll give this to Brayden; he works more hours than any of us four boys,” Steven admitted. “That kid is working his butt off day in and day out. And so he likes working at the car washes.”
However, Steven Jr. admitted that if the car washes were to be sold, Brayden would be able to easily transition into working at any of the businesses that the family owns. “He’s learned a lot, but I think that he would work anywhere just as hard,” he continued. “In fact, he’s even talked about, you know, what if we did end up selling the car washes, what would be his plan? And it would actually be him working on our McBee Custom Home side or actually coming up here to the farm.”
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Learn more about where the McBee family and their businesses stand after The McBee Dynasty Season 3.
