‘Chocolate Barbie’: Quad Webb Gives Fans Behind-the-Scenes Glimpse That Leaves Them Delightfully Giddy

Quad Webb knows her angles and she is serving them in a new behind-the-scenes photo.

As the new season of “Married to Medicine” continues airing on Bravo each week, Webb has kept her fans in the loop by sharing her takes and insights on social media. But on Monday, she decided to treat her Instagram followers to a brief video of a shoot where she wore her hair styled straight and slung over her shoulder in a blush/beige-colored suit dress by House of CB and a matching bustier from Laperla. The look, which was styled by celeb stylist Jeremy Haynes, was pulled together by sparkly clear heels Webb donned from René Caovilla.

“@therealnoigjeremy Did it on them! They need to ‘POLISH UP’ 💋 #fashion #flatline #period TAG A FRIEND,” read the caption of the Sept. 16 photo.

Fans eagerly praised Miss Quad for her leggy look.

“😍😍😍 Chocolate Barbie”

“Yasssss hunnnieeee. You look Fabulous”

“😂You sure know how to get under their skin 🤣🤷🏾‍♀️💕”

“Oan one more thing you are BAD TO THE BONE QUEEN❤️”

“Yesssss mamm ✨✨✨✨✨Ms.@absolutelyquad💫💐U r making it do what it do💫💫💫💫💫”

“Servin’ faaaaaaaace!!! Yasss, Miss Quad!! @absolutelyquad”

Quad has been keeping fans on their toes with her renewed energy in the wake of her split from estranged husband Dr. Gregory Lunceford. As she works to finalize the split, Miss Quad has kept her head held high and plowed ahead with her cookbook, “Cooking with Miss Quad: Live, Laugh, Love and Eat,” which was released in May, as well as hosting “Sister Circle,” which entered its third year of broadcasting this month.

Speaking to Women Own Excellence magazine for a May cover story, Webb explained what drew her to join the TVOne talk show in 2017.

“It has allowed me to do things that I’ve always dreamed of, like being a nationally syndicated talk show host,” she said, “which affords me the opportunity to share my views points with the masses and utilize my life experiences as a teaching tool for all people. It also has allowed bringing attention to one of my many passions which are cooking.”

And despite her attempt to mend fences with estranged friend Dr. Simone Whitmore going awry on Sunday night’s episode of “M2M,” Quad says having a strong sisterhood in her life is important. She explained what the term means to her.

“Sisterhood means to me: a circle of women that are bounded by trust, friendship, love, and support,” she said to the publication. “I have empowered women by encouraging them to believe in themselves, to take intelligent risks, and to move forward without fear.”

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