The Gloves Are Off: Mariah Huq Hits Back at Quad Webb-Lunceford’s Accusations She Snorts Cocaine

Quad Webb-Lunceford hurled accusations that her “Married to Medicine” co-star Mariah Huq is a user of cocaine during part one of the reunion in December. And despite protests to the contrary from Huq, Miss Quad is doubling down on the accusation.

After getting fired up over Huq bringing up an altercation with her sister stemming from Webb-Lunceford allegedly sleeping with Huq’s brother-in-law years ago, Miss Quad capped off her lashing by proclaiming Huq abuses drugs.

She shouted, “with your cocaine-snorting ass!”

“Cocaine! Did you just accuse me?” Huq asked, baffled. “I have never done drugs a day in my life! Are you kidding me? I don’t even smoke cigarettes! I don’t even do hookah!”

However, Webb-Lunceford insisted to Us Weekly on Monday that she has witnessed her former friend consume the drug.

“I saw her utilize cocaine,” she said Jan. 7. “I know what I saw. I saw her actually using the drug herself … 2013, I saw her start using, and it just spiraled out of control. She’s just picked up the habit, even … has it now.”

Webb-Lunceford speculated that Huq’s supposed cocaine use has contributed to her “violent” outbursts and “erratic” actions. The star also cited the M2M executive producer’s clash with Dr. Heavenly Kimes in Antigua, where she broke a wine glass in apparent preparation to shank the dentist.

“This wasn’t a one-time thing, that she did this. This is progressively getting worse,” Webb-Lunceford said of Huq’s supposed cocaine use.

While the pair used to be good friends, Webb-Lunceford was firm on the fact that that is no longer the case.

“We’re not friends. We’re not. Let me just state that for the record. However, she was once a very special person to me,” Miss Quad said before noting it’s “a known thing” among the cast that Huq supposedly uses the drug. “And because of that, I don’t want to see her continue to go down this road, because she’s a mother, she has children. She’s a wife. I’m very concerned for her. I’m very concerned for her.”

On Jan. 9 Huq tweeted an agreement with a fan’s statement that Webb-Lunceford crossed the line with her accusation.

“I completely agree. She has went far beyond the line but she has the right one on the wrong damn day! Now she HAS to GO!” Huq said before adding in another tweet that “she took it even further by saying production & the cast was apart of her lies.. smh wayyyyy to far.”

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