Mariah Huq’s New Photo with ‘Married to Medicine’ Doctors Leads Fans to Think Quad Webb-Lunceford’s Days Are Numbered

Mariah Huq has made it clear she’s not above replacing castmates on “Married to Medicine” and it appears she may be making moves to do just that.

On Monday, Oct. 15, Huq uploaded a photo on her Instagram page that welcomed a new married pair of docs — a physician and a dentist — to the Bravo show, she executive produces.

“Welcome to the show Dr. Jarrett & Dr. Will. So glad that our A-1’s are now apart of the show! #MarriedtoMed #Dentist #Doctor #entrepreneur #PushThru #marriedtomedicine #IncredibleHuQs #Landrumlove #IronSharpensIron @drjarrett_dds,” she wrote in the caption of a photo with the newcomers.

Married to Medicine

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Dr. Will and Dr. Jarrett each appeared on the Sunday, Oct. 14 airing of “Married to Medicine”

In response, fans have been sounding off on which of the current cast they want to be booted from the show.

“Get rid of loud and foul mouth Heavenly please!!!”

“I was so glad to see new faces. I said to myself ‘here are Quad and Dr. G replacements’ 🤷🏽‍♀️”

“@iluvmariah Awesome new couples…please fire that fake, deceitful @absolutelyquad and hook Dr. Greg up with a doctor; someone that will not use him, but someone with a true heart like @dr.

“@outgoinglyshy I honest to God found myself saying the same thing. I like them @iluvmariah who do we need to speak to for these new additions to the cast? And can we get rid of Quad but keep Dr G is that possible?”

“@jadore992 yeah ur right keep Dr. G we can watch him find love and spill all the ☕️ lol”

“Can we now get rid of Quad and her cheating rat husband. They are so boring!!! Please bring some fresh progressive couples to this show. ”

Fans who don’t want to see Quad Webb-Lunceford on the show may be in luck. Huq explained on her Instagram Live stream in September that the “Sister Circle” host, who is in the middle of a bitter divorce from her doctor spouse Greg Lunceford, may be done on M2M.

“The one thing that I have remained adamant about on my show is that we remain — not that you have to stay married to medicine — but you have to be affiliated. That’s the whole point of the show. … So I think that’s why she got that divorce on pause,” Huq speculated.

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