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‘Married to Medicine’ Dr. Jackie Receives Praise for Posting this Photo with Husband

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Amid the turmoil surrounding “Married to Medicine” star Miss Quad’s divorce from Dr. Greg, Dr. Jackie Walters is going strong with her hubby after the two called off their split.

Walters on Friday posted on Instagram that she was gearing up to celebrate husband Curtis Berry’s birthday over the weekend.

“About to start Curtis’ birthday weekend…..Happy Friday!!!,” she captioned the image.

Fans ate up the news that the couple is still together.

“So happy you all stayed together. Praise God! Enjoy the weekend! Happy Birthday! 🎂🎁🎈”

“Aweee thru thick n thin.”

“I’m so happy for yall. Don’t listen to the haters they are just jealous that they couldn’t fix their marriage. Have a great weekend.”

The update comes after the couple has endured a rocky road in season 5 of “Married to Med,” which saw Walters discover her husband had an affair for months. She was taken off guard by photos published on a blog — even though she knew about the infidelity — and read the interview the mistress gave to Radar Online.

“I’m in shock,” she said on an episode of the Bravo series. “It is the mistress giving her version of the story. I didn’t think this could get any worse than it had already got.”

The couple went to therapy to begin working through their issues. Berry explained he drifted “likely because of a feeling of loneliness, a feeling of not being wanted or needed. Work wasn’t the greatest at the time and life wasn’t great at home.”

The therapist suggested in order to work toward rebuilding communication and trust.

“I don’t think we’re there yet,” Walters said skeptically before doubting she and her husband can work through their issues. “I’m certain that there is a future. I want to make sure that the future includes the two of us and that we can not go down this path ever again.”

But at the reunion in March, the OBGYN shared some stunning news.

“I believe we on last Friday got dismissal papers,” she shared of withdrawing the divorce filing, noting that her husband was back to sleeping in the bedroom.

 

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