‘That Single Life Is Good to You’: Fans Applaud Quad Webb’s Twerking Skills

Quad Webb is twerking her heart out! The “Married to Medicine” cast member put her steamy dance moves on full display in a Sunday, Aug. 9, Instagram post.

Quad showed up and showed out at an at-home party. The 39-year-old reality star wore high-waisted denim shorts with frayed fringes and a matching jacket on top of a white crop top embellished with silver rhinestones. Adding a white baseball cap and black boot stilettos, Quad sported a wavy maroon ponytail and tied her outfit together with large hoop earrings and a silver necklace. Her face was beat to perfection with her dark brown lipstick, golden eye shadow and winged eyeliner.

Quad Webb (hat) dancing with her friend Sela. (Photo: @absoultelyquad/Instagram)

The Tennessee native partied it up with her friend Sela. In the footage, Quad is seen shaking her derriere while her her friend is smacking her cakes as the song “Booty” by Blac Youngsta is playing in the background. “Me and my sis @selammg minding my business! She really wants me to teach her.🤣🤣🤣🤣,” Quad wrote.

Some people instantly gravitated toward the video and expressed the idea that Quad looked happy since she ended her six-year marriage with psychiatrist Dr. Gregory Lunceford. One user wrote underneath the image, “That single life is GOOD TO YOU🙌🏾😂🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾,” followed by someone else who said, “Looking beautiful. I love that you’re enjoying your life hunni!!❤️.”

Quad Webb. (Photo: @absoultelyquad/Instagram)

Quad and Gregory tied the knot in 2012, and she filed for divorce in 2018. At the time of the filing, the “Cooking with Miss Quad: Live, Laugh, Love and Eat” author accused him of “cruel treatment willfully inflicted” upon her, “such as reasonably justified apprehension” for her mental health, and adultery. He denied the allegations and accused Quad of removing furniture from their home. After a drawn-out process, the former pair reached a settlement in their split and their divorce became finalized in October 2019.

Quad Webb holding Ariana’s hand. (Photo: @absoultelyquad/Instagram)

While the former pair do not have any biological children together, Quad announced in a June 30 statement to Bravo’s The Daily Dish that she was helping someone raise a baby girl named Ariana. She later clarified that she was not adopting the baby and shared that she was playing a supportive role in Ariana’s life.

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