Fans of McBee Dynasty recently saw the series return for a second season on Bravo. A recent preview video teased that a confrontation will take place within the family, between Cole McBee and Steven Jr.’s girlfriend Calah. Things appear to especially get heated, with one of the McBee’s getting into strong language.
Bravo Teased An Upcoming Episode Of The McBee Dynasty With Some Strong Language
The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys is a reality series that takes a look at the titular family’s dynasty as they manage a farming and cattle business in Missouri. The second season previously debuted on Bravo back in June.
Through the series, fans were introduced to Steven Jr. and his on-and-off-again girlfriend Calah Jackson. However, Calah has often discussed not getting along with the McBee family.
In a recent teaser video shared by Bravo, fans recently got to see a confrontation between Cole and Calah. As a description read, “The tension between Cole McBee and Calah Jackson finally erupts in the blowout everyone was afraid was coming. As Cole’s resentment boils over, the gloves come off as Calah is tired of feeling like no one is on her side in this family.”
In the upcoming episode, Calah is confronted by Cole during a family trip to the Ozarks. Towards the start, Cole shares that things have not been easy for his brother. As he shared, he had to “deal with things at a younger age that he never should have dealt with.”
Calah defended herself by saying things were the “same” for her. However, she felt she “didn’t get a condo and a house out of it,” commenting on the McBee family’s own privileges.
Cole responded to this, sharing, “No, you did! You moved to Dallas with a free apartment, and you’re moving back to Dallas with my mom paying for your apartment with everything. So don’t talk like that, please.”
Viewers Soon Saw A Back & Forth Between Calah & Cole
Calah continued to defend herself, sharing, “If you knew what you were talking about, you wouldn’t be saying that right now.” However, Cole continued to defend his brother, dropping two f-bombs as he did.
Cole claimed, “If you knew what you were talking about, you would be loving him. And you wouldn’t be getting sent back to f****** Dallas where you f****** belong.”
The expletives continued, as Cole added, “The fact that you try to take away from Steven and the fact that you talk s*** about him all the time pisses me the f*** off. He is a bad mother f*****. He deals with so much f****** s***, and you wouldn’t be nowhere without him. You wouldn’t be anywhere in your f****** life.”
Jesse McBee then tried to step in to help Cole calm down. However, Cole continued, “So don’t talk s*** on my brother one more mother f****** time. It makes me so freaking mad, because this is our whole life.”
Steven Jr. McBee Also Recently Released A Statement About His Relationship With Calah
In an aside, Cole explained his words, sharing, “We can trash talk each other, but no one else outside of the family can be saying the things that she was saying.”
Cole eventually stormed off, causing Calah to ask, “What did I say to make him explode like that? What did I say?” In her own aside, she shared that she feels she has “continuously been put in these situations where it’s me against everyone else, and I haven’t done anything wrong.”
Calah has long had issues getting along with Steven Jr.’s family. At one point she was accused of calling his family members “hillbilly f***s.”
As noted by People, Calah and Steven Jr. are not together at this time. Speaking with the publication, Steven Jr. shared that they have been broken up since the end of the season. In a statement, he shared, “We’ve been broken up. You’ll get to see how our relationship plays out in season 2.”
“Everything you see on season 2 is exactly the conversations that we were having on camera. There was nothing hidden.”
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