Despite Messy Divorce Miss Quad’s Newest Instagram Photo Has Fans Gushing

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“Married to Medicine” star Quad Webb-Lunceford isn’t letting her nasty divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford keep her from enjoying time with some of her furry family members.

The Bravolebrity on Monday took a break from taping “Sister Circle Live” to pose with pups Khloe and Kar’rie, the inspirations for her Picture Perfect Pup dog fashion brand.

“@sokhloenkarrie came down to ‘the circle’ today and stole everyone’s hearts. 😍 #smh #puppylove #pictureperfectpup #pawsup #SisterCircleTV TAG A PUP PARENT 🐩🐩🐩.”

That the posh pups made a splash at the studio is no surprise since their dog mom is a fashionista in her own right.

And it seems commenters on Webb-Lunceford’s page couldn’t get enough of the dogs with the colorfully dyed fur.

“I can believe it!! They are adorable!”

“Quad you look beautiful and refreshed! Your fur babies are darling cute! I have two little fur kids also and they are my babies.”

“I haven’t seen your dogs in such a long time. They are so adorable.”

“Awww they [are] so cute.”

“Too much puppy cuteness!”

Still, others were wondering why Miss Quad is so devoted to her pets without wanting children, something that was a major issue in her marriage to Dr. G.

“When are you going to be a mother of real kids?”

“Sister sister sister …I have a long haired chihuahua doll baby girl and I love her just as much as I love my human doll baby girl …PLEASE have some human kids they are the ones that u can visual mental physically and emotionally see yourself in or see yourself again..not saying that u don’t want to because idk but do it QUAD we’re all waiting & would love to see God & your beautiful creation… AINT nothing like seeing & loving yourself in a different flesh & receiving the same day & more love back.”

Still, someone took up for Quad.

“I think it’s so out of pocket when someone mentions you not having a baby. They don’t know your situation if there’s one. Stay out of her damn uterus!”

The #Married2Med star is currently sorting through a tough divorce from her husband, who recently filed documents seeking spousal support.

“Respondent denies that he has treated Petitioner cruelly,” the documents said, denying Webb-Lunceford’s allegations of “cruel treatment willfully inflicted” upon her by her husband. “Respondent further denies that he is guilty of adultery committed after the marriage between the parties.”

He also wanted a judge to require his wife to return the items she took from their shared residence without his permission and have her pay for his legal fees. Dr. G is also seeking “periodic and rehabilitative spousal support.”

Webb-Lunceford has yet to respond to the filing.

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