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‘I Need to Tear Some S–t Up Too’: ‘Married to Medicine’ Star Quad Webb Destroys Bathroom to De-Stress

By | Published on June 14, 2020
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Miss Quad blows off some steam off during a renovation. @absolutelyquad/Instagram

“Married to Medicine” star Quad Webb is using her self-isolation time to release some stress and get some renovations knocked out at the same time.

The 40-year-old reality star caught fans’ attention when she shared a video of herself blowing off some steam while rocking some fly protective eyewear, a bohemian top, and wielding a sledgehammer.

Captioning the video “Stress relief with a purpose šŸ’ŖšŸ½,” Miss Quad acknowledges that she hasn’t been active on social media recently due to the “stressful” things going on between her personal life and the world in general.

She then proceeds to de-stress and knock out some bathroom renovations at the same time, and fans were here for her killing two birds with one stone.

“I need to tear some sh*t up too,” wrote one fan.

“This me during the Pandemic. Painted my whole house by myself,” another commented.

“Now thatā€™s how you get that stress out… šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£,” acknowledged a third.

“šŸ˜… please be careful šŸ™,” a fourth fan stated. “You helped me release some stress too šŸ¤£.”

“Felt like you were hitting some evil soulšŸ˜‚,” joked a fifth.

While the majority of Quad’s followers were glad to see her putting her stress to good use, some fans also wondered where her baby girl was, since the reality star hasn’t revealed much about her new addition, Ariana, yet.

“Howā€™s the baby Ms Quad?” asked a follower.

“I see people congratulating you on your baby!!! I definitely missed that announcement. Congrats šŸŽ‰šŸ¾šŸŽˆšŸŽŠ,” another commented.

“Whereā€™s the baby!!! šŸŒŸ,” wondered a fan.

ā€œIt is exciting news, and there are so many moving pieces. My mom and I are extremely happy to welcome baby Ari to her new village,” Quad told The Daily Dish about Ari’s impending arrival. “She was born on April 8th, and since then we have been working to get her home to begin what will surely be a joyous, successful, and opportunity-filled life.”

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