Quad Webb-Lunceford Enjoys Spa Day with Dr. Heavenly and Tami Roman After Anticipated ‘Sister Circle’ Return

Quad Webb-Lunceford recently returned to work following her procedure to remove uterine fibroids and she also treated herself to a spa day with a couple of her fellow reality TV stars.

The star of Bravo’s “Married to Medicine” on April 7 uploaded a series of photos to her Instagram account of herself, co-star Dr. Heavenly Kimes and “Basketball Wives” star Tami Roman enjoying a relaxing day at the spa that Saturday.

“When the fun is never over! @danikaberry you are absolutely amazing thank you soror and friend. You all make sure you buy my sis @tamiroman bonnetts and check out all that she has coming up. @dr_heavenly you and daddy gets it in hunni even when cameras are down #realove! #saturday #spaday #bravo #vh1,” Webb-Lunceford captioned the images.

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(Upper left photo) Dr. Heavenly Kimes (left) and Tami Roman; (upper right photo) Quad Webb-Lunceford (left) and Dr. Heavenly Kimes. (Bottom photo, from left) Courtney Ajinça, Dr. Heavenly Kimes, Danika Berry, Derrian Perry, Quad Webb-Lunceford and Tami Roman. (Photo: @absolutelyquad/Instagram)

Webb-Lunceford credited her friend and fellow Delta Sigma Theta sorority member, publicist Danika Berry, for apparently putting the day together.

Berry famously got sued by Roman’s “Basketball Wives” co-star Evelyn Lozada for allegedly spreading lies about her to Roman.

Yes, Roman, Dr. Heavenly and Webb-Lunceford are no strangers to getting into squabbles on-air as reality show stars. Roman has clashed with Lozada on “Basketball Wives” last season, Miss Quad with the entire “Married to Medicine” cast and Dr. Heavenly stirred the pot on “Married to Medicine Los Angeles.” But over the weekend, there certainly was nothing but camaraderie going around in the spa.

As a result, fans readily applauded Miss Quad for the showing of sisterhood among friends.

“Yes Tammi, Quad Heavenly Love this sisterhood.”

“Awwwww all my favorite sister’s! @absolutelyquad @dr_heavenly @tamiroman 😍😍😍😍😍”

“chile @tamiroman and Heavenly must have been a hoot and a half 😂😍”

“@absolutelyquad y’all are definitely my favorite… Queens are constantly under attack … that’s y y’all have so many haters.”

Webb-Lunceford’s spa day came after she made her return to “Sister Circle” April 5. In early March, she announced she would not be on the air for several weeks as she recovered from surgery to remove fibroids, a procedure initiated at the pressing of her co-host. Fans had been eager for her to come back to the TV One talk show, and when she made her return on Friday her followers were delighted.

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