‘Oh, No They Didn’t’: Why Quad Webb Fans Are Over ‘Shady’ ‘Married to Medicine’ Co-Stars

After there were questions about whether or not Quad Webb should be invited to go on the “Married to Medicine” cast’s annual couples trip, the newly divorced TV personality was invited along. But her fans say she was done dirty.

A sneak peek at Sunday night’s episode sees each couple and Miss Quad trek to their respective abodes for their stay in Cabo San Lucas.

Related: What You Don’t Know About Quad Webb

In the footage, Toya Bush-Harris, Dr. Simone Whitmore, Mariah Huq, Buffie Purselle, Dr. Jackie Walters, Dr. Heavenly Kimes, Dr. Contessa Metcalfe and their husbands all make their way to their rooms with ease. But Quad is seen being escorted up several flights of stairs to make it to her room.

“I didn’t put Quad’s room away from everybody else’s because I thought she needed to be away from the husbands,” Dr. Simone explained in a confessional scene. “I put her room a good distance away so that she could have quality time with the most important person in her life — herself.”

“The travel time to my room was a bit lengthy, but I finally made it,” Miss Quad captioned the clip she shared to Instagram Wednesday.

But it seemed she took a drastically different view of the treatment than her fans.

“That’s so shady and childish”

“And she should be the most important person in her own life. You sound stupid Simone… I’m so sick of her”

“Oh no they didn’t! Really! 👊🏽”

“That wasn’t right. I hope you had fun despite the trek to your room.”

“😳The Shade of it Alllllll. Ms Quad I’m glad you made it chi.”

“That was shady of them. Some of those girls are trying to isolate you & get you off the show, but IT AIN’T GONNA HAPPEN! No M2M without Quad! 🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️”

But according to Miss Quad herself, the apparent shade will have no impact on her place in the Atlanta-based reality series.

“@dkingnobl I’m woven within the thread of #Married2Med so for those who try to get me off the show or for those who think I should be off the show. It’s NOT happening unless I choose to leave. PERIOD and I’m thinking I’ll relax here for awhile and continue to collect my coins so SORRY to those people.💅🏿 🤣” Quad replied to the final comment above.

While the likes of  “M2M” executive producer Huq have questioned Quad’s place on the series, Quad has a defender in Dr. Heavenly.

“To blatantly say that Quad should not go on the couples trip was, to me, awful,” the dentist said in a recent aftershow.

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