‘A Real Stallion’: ‘Married to Medicine’s’ Miss Quad Has Fans Fawning Over This Pic

Former daytime talk show host and “Married to Medicine” castmate Quad Webb-Lunceford is playing no games when it comes to eating good and still maintaining her snatched waist.

Looking like a snack, the cookbook author reminded folks there is a reason “Miss Quad, Miss Quad she got it” comes to mind every time she hits the scene or snaps a fly photo for social.

Married to Medicine’s Quad Webb-Lunceford proves that she sho ’nuff has it in a fierce cleavage-baring dress. (Photo: @absolutleyquad/Instagram)

Although she may not be in the streets while trying to shelter in place in the wake of ‘the Rona’, the divorcee made sure to post a photo showing off her trim waist and legs. Rocking a cleavage-baring dress, a strappy stiletto, a pair of shades and her straight tresses, she reminded folks of one thing: “Your talent is God’s gift to you. What you do with it is your gift back to God.” 😘

Followers and friends flooded her with comments.

“U betta say that,” wrote fellow M2M cast member Dr. Jakie Walters.

“Yaaaas Quad SHOW OUT”

“You are always stunning Ms. Quad! I love your energy and tenacity,” wrote another person.

“A real stallion🔥”

Now with her talk show “Sister Circle” coming to an end, several fans are wondering what the dynamic diva will move to next.

“I can’t wait to see the new door God opens for you❤️”

“What’s next for you Quad?” asked one person in the comments.

With her love of cooking and highly viewed “Cooking with Miss Quad” segments on Instagram, fans are more than likely crossing their fingers to see her on television whipping up meals from her popular cookbook.

“Cooking is your thang!”

“So what time does that syndicated cooking show come on…Next stop for you. It is time for you to get your own show.”

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