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Quad Webb-Lunceford Gets Support from Fans After Explosive Argument with Mariah Huq

By | Published on December 20, 2018
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Quad Webb-Lunceford got told off by Mariah Huq on the soon-to-air “Married to Medicine” reunion but her fans are lifting her up ahead of the episode’s broadcast.

A juicy trailer for the sit down dropped last week and showed Huq brutally questioning Webb-Lunceford about her inclusion on the sofa.

“Why are you even here? You aren’t even married to medicine, my love!” Huq says as the women get into a heated argument.

By Dec. 18, fans flocked to Miss Quad’s Instagram page to uplift the star, who has been going through a divorce from her M.D. husband Greg Lunceford over the course of the season.

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“I admire your strength 🥰. You know how to ruby tackle adversity 💪💪”

“Yes beautiful butterfly…you are gorgeous like a diamond. SHINE GIRL!!!”

“Stong, Black, Beautiful Woman. I just love your strength Ms. Quad!!❤”

“I love your strength! I’ve been through a divorce and it feels like death to say the least! You find out sometimes people judge, take sides, and etc! What don’t brake you only makes you stronger! Your next husband is going to thank the hell out of him for messing up! I know mines did! Be blessed! Stay beautiful!”

“Don’t know you personally but Chile keep doing you!🙌🏾👌🏾✨”

“When someone in my life is giving me negative vibes, ima sing them the change.org hymn and give it God child 😩 thank you I needed that laugh 😂”

Over the course of the season, Quad has struggled to garner support from her castmates as her divorce continues to grow nastier and nastier.

“It was like a planned ambush. I came to the table, I greeted everyone, and the body language was off,” Webb-Lunceford explained on “The Real” in October when she was joined by Toya Bush-Harris and Dr. Jackie Walters. It was like, ‘What you doing here and why you even here’ … So I just felt it was a situation of ‘Let’s see if we can push her buttons and bring her out of character.’ And I refuse to allow that to happen.”

By the season finale last week, Bush-Harris, Walters and the other ladies vowed to be there to support Quad no matter what details she chooses to share or withhold.

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