Mark Estes had some nerves ahead of his first date with Kristin Cavallari but he quickly felt an instant chemistry with her. The athlete asked Cavallari out on February 13 and they have been open about their relationship through public outings, social media, and interviews since then. Estes praised Cavallari for her confidence, beauty, personality, and parenting skills, calling her the full package. His fellow Montana Boyz members, Kaleb Winterburn and Kade “Cutter” Wilcox, also felt the chemistry between Estes and Cavallari when they met in person.
The group initially connected with Cavallari on Instagram last fall after she discovered them on TikTok. Winterburn recalls Estes being ecstatic when Cavallari replied to their DM on Instagram, showing obvious interest. Their relationship officially began while vacationing together in Mexico in February. Despite some criticism about their 13-year age gap, Estes remains focused on their future and doesn’t let the negativity affect their relationship.
Winterburn and Wilcox are currently enjoying the single life and are open to finding the right person, noting that they have had some celebrities reach out to them via DMs as well. Before their TikTok fame, all three boys were college football players who enjoyed outdoor activities and classic Montana pastimes. The creation of the Montana Boyz TikTok account was a happy accident that started with a viral video during a drinking game in college. Their move to Nashville has been a culture shock, but they are having fun and adjusting to the new environment as a group.
As they continue to grow their social media presence, the Montana Boyz are focusing on showcasing more personality and humor in their TikTok videos. They also have started a clothing brand called Belmont Acres that supports ranchers in Montana. The group is open to the idea of reality TV and competition shows in the future, believing they could bring their unique energy to different platforms. They are looking forward to expanding their brand and exploring different opportunities to capitalize on their growing popularity both on social media and potentially on television.
