The fallout from Steven McBee Jr. and Allie Eklund’s Stagecoach disaster is officially a multi-player game. Just when it seemed like the dust might settle on Steven’s explosive cheating allegations and subsequent verbal abuse scandal, his ex-girlfriend, Calah Mack, has officially entered the chat—and she brought the shade.
Following Allie’s shocking statement detailing the alleged verbal abuse she endured from Steven, Calah took to her Instagram Story to drop a subtle, yet deeply pointed, reaction.
The Post That Said It All
Without naming names, Calah reshared a widely circulated quote initially posted by Hailey Bieber. The text over the post read:
“all good on apologies 😌 the therapy’s already paid for. Save it!”
The timing of Calah’s post is impossible to ignore. It comes mere hours after Steven attempted to publicly walk back his explosive text messages to Allie, claiming in a TikTok comment that “regrettable things were said” while he was “crashing out” over cheating rumors. By explicitly telling someone to “save” their apologies, Calah seems to be heavily implying that she is all too familiar with Steven’s patterns—and she isn’t buying his latest attempt at damage control.
How We Got Here
For those struggling to keep up with the rapid-fire Instagram updates, the drama ignited early Monday. Steven posted a series of Instagram Stories publicly accusing Allie of cheating on him at a Stagecoach after-party.
He shared a screenshot of a DM from a follower who claimed Allie was dancing too close to another man. Steven followed this up with a 5:03 AM snapshot from his local gym, captioning it: “One person at the gym on a Monday. The other drunk and cheating at an after party. Crazy.”
However, the narrative quickly flipped. Allie fired back with photographic proof that the “mystery man” she was dancing with was Zachary Reality—a pop culture creator and close friend who is openly gay. Zachary even confirmed the timeline himself, writing, “I am gay just saying in case there is any confusion!”
The Receipts
Once her name was cleared, Allie didn’t hold back. She released explosive screenshots of text messages Steven sent her during his anger-fueled spiral. In the messages, Steven aggressively insulted Allie, calling her a “fing slt,” a “hoor,” and a “f*ing who.”
While Steven has attempted to blame his outburst on the stress of waking up to “multiple videos, DMs and calls,” the internet has largely sided with Allie, criticizing Steven’s quick trigger and misogynistic language.
Now, with Calah Mack seemingly throwing her support behind the sentiment that Steven’s apologies mean nothing, it’s clear that the McBee Dynasty star’s messy public behavior may be catching up with him. Neither Steven nor Allie have publicly responded to Calah’s post, but one thing is certain: reality TV has nothing on real-life Instagram drama.
