The McBee Dynasty Season 3: Where the Cast Stands after Prison Drama and Relationship Shakeups

Since The McBee Dynasty Season 2 finale aired and wrapped up filming, Cole and Kacie have been living in their “dream house” with their daughter, Blair. In a confessional, Cole shared that the “biggest” change in their life was their daughter, who was born on December 13, 2024. Kacie told the cameras that they were now living in their “dream house.” “We put all of our money into it. I spent, you know, every dollar I’ve made…since I graduated high school, I’ve saved up to build my first house,” noted Cole. As for Steve Sr’s legal troubles, Kacie was “worried,” while Cole’s been hoping that there won’t be “jail time” for him. 

After becoming a “first-time father,” Jesse has experienced “many life changes.” He and Alli welcomed their newborn daughter, Summer Leigh McBee, in April 2025. It was six months after their wedding, featured in the second season finale. Jesse confessed to the cameras, “First year of marriage has had its ups and downs.” He also talked about their daughter, noting that, “She’s definitely been the greatest blessing in the world.” In a separate confession, Alli referred to their first year together as a “whirlwind” and shared that the postpartum was, “a little bit rough” for her.

McBee Farm & Cattle Co CFO and co-owner, Galyna, has been “extremely worried” about how long Steve Sr.’s sentence might be. She told the cameras, “When it comes to business, he’s like the rock that holds everything together.” She expressed concerns over what might happen if “Steve goes away.” She added, “I am concerned of how everything is going to function and who is going to take the place of that rock.” She also revealed that they were “forced to sell quite a bit of land to pay off some loans” in the past year. 

Referring to the “intense meetings” regarding the future of their businesses, Steven Jr. reminded Galyna that, “Every single loan on our books, there is a moral clause where if one of the owners happens to have a felony, the bank can reconsider the loan and call the note to where you have to pay off that loan within 15 to 30 days.” He feared that if something were to go wrong, they’ll have a “domino effect of banks calling notes.” He also noted that they were already in a “heavy debt scenario” beforehand. On top of that, having a felony charge would make things “a hell of a lot worse.” His confessional ended on a high note where he told Galyna that his dad might not be the “only one being sentenced.”