Quad Webb-Lunceford ‘Got ‘Em Saying Wow’ in One-Piece Swimsuit While on Vacation in Jamaica

Weeks after her surgery to remove uterine fibroids, Quad Webb-Lunceford is feeling good, and it shows based on her new beach-ready Instagram photos.

The vacationing star of Bravo’s “Married to Medicine” uploaded a series of photos in a one-piece swimsuit that flattered her curves.

“Rosé and Wine” was written across the bathing suit in gold-colored block letters.

“It’s a moment when I show up, got ’em saying WOW! 🎶😍 #vacay #stunning #baddie #squadgoals #instafashion TAG A FRIEND 💋” the star said in the caption.

Quad Webb-Lunceford
Quad Webb-Lunceford. (Photo: @absolutelyquad/Instagram)

Miss Quad, whose fans were excited to see her in Jamaica, had her followers zeroed in on celebrating how phenomenal she looked.

“She’s a baddie 😍”

“Head to toe kind of WOW!!”

“Go ahead mizz quad posing to the GOD’S yeeessss ma’am show us how it looks to live u r absolute best life I am all the way here for it and u blessings!!! Love to see women take control and rock this things called life🙏🙌🔥”

“You Came Through 💧💧💧💧💧💧💧💧 Love the Swim Suit !”

“You look stunning Quad. Your poise, elegance, and humbleness is everything. Reppin for us single ladies 💪👑😊”

One fan even seemed to take a dig at Quad’s estranged husband Dr. Greg Lunceford and commented in praise of the “Sister Circle” host.

“Some people don’t know how to handle a strong black independent woman ☻ beautiful in the inside and out that’s rare keep shining 🌟” @kingpierre3g said.

“@kingpierre3g I know when you’re right!!!” Miss Quad exclaimed in response.

Webb-Lunceford is still contending with the divorce process from her spouse. A report from the Blast last month noted Quad is putting the blame on Dr. G for taking his time in getting his documents together so the pair can move forward separately.

“As stated in the motion, its purpose is to seek to compel Dr. Gregory Lunceford to produce some business-related records for review and evaluation,” Jeffrey Barnes, Webb-Lunceford’s attorney, said in a statement to the celebrity news site at the time. “Ms. Webb is desirous of finalizing the divorce as expeditiously and efficiently as possible; this filing is simply another step in furtherance of that goal.”

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