Allie Eklund says she blocked ex Steven McBee Jr. after he sent apology letters to her family

Allie Eklund, a star of the reality series McBee Dynasty, said she blocked her former partner Steven McBee Jr. after he sent what she described as two-page apology letters to her entire family. Eklund said the episode escalated after McBee publicly accused her of cheating during a dispute that played out online around the time of the Stagecoach music festival.

Eklund’s account, published by Page Six on August 4, centered on how the message was delivered and who it was meant to reach. She said she blocked McBee after the letters were sent beyond her, describing the outreach as involving her broader family network rather than being confined to direct, private communication.

The breakup, according to the same report, began in late April when McBee made the accusation publicly. Eklund and McBee’s relationship and subsequent split became a subject of online attention, with the latest detail from Eklund focusing on the post-breakup period and the steps she took to limit contact.

In her comments to Page Six, Eklund characterized the letters as apology correspondence that she believed was directed at her family as a whole. She said that led her to cut off the ability for McBee to reach her through the channels he used, describing the blocking as a boundary after the outreach extended to relatives.

The report did not specify exactly when the letters were sent relative to the late-April public accusation, nor did it provide copies of the letters or statements from McBee in response. It also did not detail whether Eklund and her family members considered the contact unwanted before the decision to block.

For Eklund, the blocking decision represents a turn toward restricting communication after a breakup that had already become public-facing. Reality television and celebrity-adjacent relationships often draw attention from fans and social media users, but Eklund’s disclosure frames her focus as personal boundaries and the scope of who was included in post-split correspondence.

The Page Six report leaves open what additional steps, if any, were taken by Eklund or her representatives beyond blocking, such as formal requests to stop contact or legal action. Those details were not described in the published account, and the story notes the central factual dispute remains anchored in Eklund’s characterization of the letters and the timing of the contact.