‘Guuuuul I Can’t Wait’: Mariah Huq Sends Fans Into A Frenzy With New Photo Ahead of ‘Married to Medicine’ Premiere

The seventh season of “Married to Medicine” will kick off Sunday on Bravo, and star and executive producer Mariah Huq has indicated she’ll be beefing with at least one of her co-stars.

“Ole Mean #SideEye will be in full effect this season! #Catch #IseeYou #MarriedtoMed #MarriedtoMedicine,” Huq captioned a stern-looking selfie she uploaded to Instagram Sept. 4.

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Mariah Huq. (Photo: @iluvmariah/Instagram)

Fans are dying to know what the scoop was on why Huq was going to be possibly eyeing returning cast mates Quad Webb, Dr. Simone Whitmore, Dr. Heavenly Kimes, Dr. Contessa Metcalfe, Toya Bush-Harris, Dr. Jacqueline Walters and newbie Buffie Purselle this year.

“Guuuuul I can’t wait, dang give me a hint Mariah 😜”

“Sooooo ready please tell us we get the clap back walk as welll😍😍”

“@iluvmariah CATCH!!!! I am gonna be way more vocal about them being mad YOU READ FOR FILTH YASSSSSSS!!!! #marriedtomedicine”

“can’t wait 👏🏿 queen😊”

A teaser for the latest round of episodes dropped this week, showing the women gathering after the season 6 reunion and addressing their men’s interactions with one another. Things grow tense once Bush-Harris pointed out that former newcomer Dr. Contessa’s hubby, Dr. Eugene Harris, got in Dr. Simone’s face during a clash among the women last year.

“Don’t do that,” Contessa said. “Don’t act like your husband don’t always be ready to battle for you.”

“My husband don’t fight b—hes,” Bush-Harris said.

“Your husband is literally the definition of a big ass b–h!” Dr. Contessa shoots back.

But that wasn’t all. That dust-up kicked off after Dr. Simone addressed her problem with Dr. Heavenly for calling out the MD’s husband, Dr. Cecil Whitmore, on Twitter. The dentist also took aim at Whitmore’s former unemployment, telling viewers of her YouTube show, “This man ain’t got one job. That’s why she mad! … If Cecil get a job, I think they problems would be over. Get a job, Cecil.”

Rather than backing down from her remarks, Heavenly stood by them and described Cecil’s actions as “b—h s–t.”

“Married to Medicine” debuts its newest season on Sept. 8 at 9 p.m.

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