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‘M2M’ Star Dr. Heavenly Takes a Dig at Foe Toya Bush-Harris: ‘Tell Me What to Do When You Don’t Got No Damn Job’

By | Published on March 22, 2020
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Dr. Heavenly Kimes turned to “Married to Medicine” cast mate Toya Bush-Harris for help as the coronavirus outbreak left the dentist at home without “sh*t to do.” (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)

Dr. Heavenly Kimes is turning to an unlikely source for help these days as she (and pretty much the rest of the world) hunker down amid the spread of the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19.

In a lengthy video streamed live via YouTube, the “Married to Medicine” star talked all things quarantine, relationships, dentistry and more from the comfort of her own closet. Kines, who has her own practice in metro Atlanta, explained she’d closed her office temporarily amid the outbreak and was now sitting at home with nothing to do.

After getting the green light from fans to be “#messyforaminute,” Kimes, 48, turned her attention to cast mate and stay-at-home mom Toya Bush-Harris.

“I’m sitting here. I ain’t got sh-t to do, right?” she began. “I’ve got nothing to do. Who do I need to call? TOYA! B-tch I need to know what to do when you ain’t got sh*t to do. Nothing?”

Kimes continued her dig, adding: “What do you do, girl, when you ain’t got no job, you just sit at home living in the lap of luxury, you know what I’m saying? And you don’t have nothing to do. I wanna call Toya up, let her sit on the couch, [and] tell me what you do when you ain’t got no damn job. I wanna know … help me out.”

Fans couldn’t get enough of the messiness and egged on Kimes, encouraging her to keep it “real,” “funny,” and “raw.”

“Ur entertainment …yesss bring all the mess!” one fan commented.

“Baby she threw a whole forest of shade at TOYA😂😂😂😂😂😂,” another chimed in.

Someone else was equally tickled by Kimes’ barb, writing: “Idc what anyone says I love dr heavenly! When she called toya out I screamed lmao 😂.”

“Gurrrl Dr. Heavenly is so funny and love how raw you are,” another fan gushed.

Kimes and Bush-Harris have enjoyed a testy relationship on the hit Bravo reality show and are no strangers to going tit for tat. Their latest catfight came late last year when Kimes criticized the lack of  furniture in Toya and husband Eugene’s lavish new home.

“@DrHeavenly sorry, my custom furniture hasn’t arrived, but i’ll borrow your old s$&! Any day #married2med,” Toya clapped back on Twitter.

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