‘Ain’t Got Nothing On Ms. Quad’: Former ‘Married to Medicine’ Star Dr. Gregory Lunceford Shows Off New Girlfriend Following Split From Quad Webb

Former “Married to Medicine” reality star Dr. Gregory Lunceford celebrated his birthday on April 21, with a mystery woman. Lunceford, also known as Dr. G., shared a picture of the new couple on Instagram.  

“It’s my birthday and I’m blessed,” wrote Lunceford. 

April 21, 2022 — Gregory Lunceford celebrates his birthday with his new girlfriend in an Instagram post. (Photo: @ gregorylunceford/Instagram) 

Several fans wished Dr. Lunceford a happy birthday and complimented his appearance.  

“Okkkk..I [eye emoji] you, Dr! Happy Birthday may God bless you to see more,” wrote one Instagram user. “Loving this couple wishing nothing but blessing for Gregory, he deserves it,” responded another.  

“Happy birthday & love the picture,” one replied.  “So happy for him! And he looks fine asf.” 

Several fans also noted their approval of the former Lunceford’s beard. 

“I’m feeling the salt-n-pepper beard,” noted one fan. “Ok the grey is working for Dr. Greg.”  

Others were not so impressed and compared the mystery woman to Lunceford’s ex-wife. “Lmaooooo she ain’t got nothing on Ms. Quad baby,” wrote one fan. Another wrote, “Anywho, y’all want something from the store?” 

Quad Webb (L) and Dr. Gregory Lunceford. Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images, Prince Williams/WireImage

Lunceford is divorced from “Married To Medicine” star Quad Webb. The couple’s wedding was covered during the first season of the reality show, and their six-year marriage was also featured on the television show before Webb filed for a divorce in 2018, allegedly due to the infidelity of Lunceford.

The good doctor admitted to accompanying a woman to a hotel room with a friend but claimed nothing happened during the season-six reunion of “Married to Medicine.” The former couple also accused each other of abuse during the relationship. Their divorce was finalized in 2019.  

The Neighborhood Talk also shared the post on Instagram and one fan reminisced about the former couple’s tumultuous relationship on the show. 

“Yesss Gregory I’ll never forget that episode where he got mad and drove off in his Mini Cooper [laughing-crying emojis].”  

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