Quad Webb Shows Off Her Sexy Stilettos, Fans Gas Her Up

Quad Webb never shies away when it comes to showing off her unique taste in fashion. The cast member of “Married to Medicine” debuted an interesting look in an Instagram post from Thursday, Aug. 13, and some people just couldn’t get enough.

Quad shared a series of photos that showed her wearing a long-sleeved sky blue romper with red flower prints. Her plunging neckline allowed her red push-up bra to be on full display. She wore a glamorous makeup look, featuring a gold smoky eye with fake eyelashes and a sexy red lip. Thanks to her shimmery highlighter, the 39-year-old reality star flaunted a sun-kissed glow. True to form, her burgundy hair was neatly styled and curled just below her shoulders. She tied her outfit together with a gold necklace, bangles and black stiletto sandals that were enhanced with straps that some users claimed looked like a “house arrest” ankle monitor.

Quad Webb (Photo: @absoultelyquad/Instagram)

“I think I might need to make some space in my DMšŸ’‹,” she captioned the photo. Some people went berserk over her fashion choices. One user wrote: “I’m here for the house arrest heelsšŸ˜,” while another person said, “Serve them Miss QuadšŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„.” But other fans were obsessed with her hair and wrote comments like “That hair color is beautiful šŸ˜ what color is that @absolutelyquad šŸ˜šŸ‘€” and “That hair coloršŸ”„.”

This isn’t the first time people have taken a liking to Quad’s hair choices. Toward the end of June, the former “Sister Circle” talk show host shared an old photo on Instagram, where she was seen rocking a wavy black hairdo with purple peekaboo highlights.

Quad Webb (Photo: @absoultelyquad/Instagram)

Last August, she changed her tresses again when she sported a honey blond ponytail in an Instagram post and wrote in her caption that “Life is too short for boring hair!😻.” Her drastic hair change came around the time “M2M” started production for its seventh season.

Quad Webb (Photo: @absoultelyquad/Instagram)

It’s unknown which hairstyle she will sport for the upcoming season of the hit reality show, considering the show’s eighth season is currently being filmed.

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