Quad Webb-Lunceford Sets the Record Straight After Fans Question her ‘Wedding Ring’

Quad Webb-Lunceford continues to move on from her estranged husband Dr. Gregory Lunceford and a fan’s assumption of her spouse is getting a major agreeance from her.

On Tuesday, Oct. 2, Miss Quad uploaded an Instagram photo of herself posing outside of her Mercedes-Benz in a retro ‘fit. Her long-sleeved, collared button up was tucked into a pair of orange wide-legged pants and cinched together by an oversized brown belt.

“SAUCE 👀👀👀 TAG A FRIEND, 😘” the “Married to Medicine” star wrote in the caption, clearly feeling her look.

Quad Webb Lunceford

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Fans gushed over the fierce photo.

“Yessss you are serving Queen 👸🏽”

“You look amazing Ms. Quad!!!”

“Get it quaddddd.”

And soon, the discussion turned to her bitter divorce from Dr. G.

“You look good. I just hope your not loosing weight because of the stress your going through. I’m sorry y’all could not make it work your husband is narcissistic,” one concerned fan commented. “They are extremely had to deal with. Stay strong . I hate the woman are pressuring you dam I would not be around them at all. Jackie seems very truly deep down for you, she been their. The best thing is no children. Don’t walk away with nothing please. I seen him do a interview he got a vile spirit on him.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽”

“@iloveme_1962 You are dead on! A narcissistic vile person who seeks attention. #smh,” Webb-Lunceford replied.

Quad Webb-Lunceford

Meanwhile, another fan said they hoped Miss Quad would soon meet her ideal match.

“Ms. Quad stay fly….your King awaits you dear….praying that he brings you happiness and joy💕💕.”

“@thegratefula Tell to come through! 😊” the star commented back.

Quad Webb-Lunceford

And when another speculated that she was still wearing her wedding ring, Webb-Lunceford shot that down.

“Still got that wedding ring on hmmm,” a fan said.

“@ycn69504 Nope, It’s David Yurman,” the “Sister Circle” host responded.

Quad Webb-Lunceford

It’s the second time in three months that Miss Quad had had to shut down speculation that she hasn’t removed her wedding ring. She had to correct another fan who made the same assumption in July.

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