Quad Webb is all smiles these days. The “Married to Medicine” cast member shared a fabulous full body photo in a Monday, July 6 Instagram post and happiness was written all over her face.
The 39-year-old Tennessee native showed off her extremely toned core in a white crop top and denim capri pants. She spiced up her simple garment with a beige fur vest and clear stiletto sandals. Standing in front of a blue wall, the former “Sister Circle” talk show host smiled wide and poked out one hip to strike her pose. Quad completed her outfit with a gold bangle, necklace and what appeared to be a Rolex watch. It’s unclear where she was headed, but her chic wavy brunette bob seemed perfect for any occasion.
“Happy girls are the prettiest & savage girls do it best, but what happens when they’re rolled into 1…đź’‹,” she captioned the image. One fan noticed the reality star’s vibrant energy and wrote underneath the photo: “U betta be a baddie looks like you found joy after everything.” Quad shouted: “Yes indeed!”
On May 22, the “Cooking with Miss Quad: Live, Laugh, Love and Eat” author announced in an Instagram Live interview with DELUX Magazine that she was searching for a new home following her divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford in 2019. The former couple tied the knot in 2012, and Quad filed for divorce six years later in 2018.
At the time of the filing, Quad accused the psychiatrist of “cruel treatment willfully inflicted” upon her, “such as reasonably justified apprehension” for her mental health, and adultery. Gregory denied the allegations and accused Quad of removing furniture from their home. After a long, drawn-out process, the former pair reached a settlement in their split and their divorce became finalized in October 2019.
The two did not have any children together. However, Quad announced in a June 30 statement with Bravo’s The Daily Dish that she was helping someone raise a baby girl named Ariana. Quad clarified that she was not adopting the baby and shared that she was playing a supportive role in Ariana’s life.
