‘Sun-kissed and Refreshed’: Quad Webb-Lunceford’s New Blonde Pixie Cut Welcomes a Wave of Compliments from Fans

As Quad Webb-Lunceford continues to live her best life, the “Married to Medicine” star has changed up her hairstyle once more, and fans are loving it.

Gone are the red tresses that fans adored in her pics during a recent trip to Jamaica. In its place is a cropped, pixie blond hairdo that is giving her fans life.

“They say blondes have more fun. Well, looks like I’m about to find out! Yaaaaaaaassss @ledom4hair you slayed this look. Book your appointment with her today! #thecutlife life 😍,” Webb-Lunceford captioned a boomerang of her flipping her coif around on Instagram Friday, April 19.

The look, which is a full-lace pixie wig, was cut and colored custom courtesy of the stylists at Ledom Hair Lounge in Atlanta.

Fans immediately raved over the reality star’s new look.

“Okay I’ll see you switch it up chocolate chip blonde never look so good 💯😍”

“Mary J Blige vibes.”

“Gorgeous look on you. Now next step is to rock a platinum color! Sis you could pull that look off in a ❤️ beat!”

“Omg I’m living 🙌🏾”

“that’s what I’m talking about.. really switch up. I was always scared to be blonde dark skinned.. ou child!!! Was I wrong.. You LOOK FABULOUS DARLING 😍”

But while most of Miss Quad’s followers raved about the look, one dissed it.

“Sorry!!! That BLONDE no popping on you. 🙄”

“@dashit_showoff Not looking for your approval, but here’s a word of advice. You do you and I do me That’s the key! 💅🏽”

Quad Webb-Lunceford

Afterward, other fans jumped in to defend Quad’s ‘do.

“@dashit_showoff that’s a lie your a hater she looks flawless!!!”

“@dashit_showoff actually….the color combination looks really good against her skin. She looks sunkissed and refreshed. The cut frames her face nicely, and the swept bang gives it just the sprinkle if jazz to kick off this warm weather. In short, look again. 👀”

“You look gorgeous with the short cut and the color ma’am!! If you ain’t got no haters you ain’t Poppin.🤣❤️😘🙌🔥”

Webb-Lunceford has switched up her typically black tresses before. Most recently, she debuted a burgundy red bob as she celebrated her anniversary of joining Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She had the same look when she traveled to Jamaica recently. Before then, she added some honey blond highlights to the front of her curly black lacefront wig.

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