Quad Webb Confirmed She Was Asked to Leave 'Married to Medicine' in Season 10 — Here's Why

The Gist:

• Married to Medicine star Quad Webb has been on the Bravo series since Season 1.
• Quad confirmed in December 2023 that she exited Married to Medicine midway through Season 10.
• Quad was reportedly demoted in Season 8, but returned as a full-time cast member in Season 9.

Bravo's Married to Medicine has been a hit with fans as it follows the lives of Atlanta women who either work in the medical field or are married to medical professionals.

And right now, viewers have some questions about Quad Webb. The Married to Medicine OG only had a recurring role in Season 8, but has been back as a main cast member since Season 9.

After a tumultuous ninth season of beefing with multiple castmates, Quad came into Married to Medicine Season 10 ready to make amends with her longtime friend group. Unfortunately, Quad hasn't received the warmest of welcomes and has said M2M Season 10 may be her last.

So, what happened? And why did Quad leave in the first place? Here’s what to know.

By Season 10 of Married to Medicine, most of the cast were fed up with her drama, with newcomer and former Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks being Quad’s only ally. But by the time the cast’s trip to Napa rolled around in Season 10, Ep. 6, “Whine Country,” not even Phaedra seemed to be on Miss Quad’s side.

After dealing with Quad’s shenanigans at her “She Has Risen” party, orchestrated by Phaedra, in S10 E5, Toya Bush-Harris, Dr. Jackie Walters, Dr. Heavenly Kimes, and Dr. Simone Whitmore didn’t think Quad was a fit with the group. Toya tried to isolate Quad by not giving her her own room and made sure to let Quad know no one wanted to share theirs with her.

The trip became even less enjoyable during the cast’s dinner during their first night in Napa. Quad shared with her frenemies that she doesn’t feel the group is a “safe space” for her to open up to the group at times and often feels the need to be guarded. Instead of sympathizing with her, Dr. Simone blamed Quad, telling her to “stop playing the victim.”

Simone then questions Quad’s motives for returning to a show she previously stepped down from if she has trouble trusting her supposed friends.

The dinner ended with Quad and the Core Four (Dr. Jackie, Dr. Heavenly, Dr. Simone, and Toya), newbies Lateasha “Sweet Tea” Lunceford, and Dr. Alicia Egolum, not seeing it for her. During the December 2023 episode, fans reacted on X, formerly Twitter, and felt Quad was definitely being iced out from the group.

Quad eventually confirmed her former friends got their wish, and fans would see it live on Married to Medicine Season 10. On Instagram, Quad responded to several viewers who wondered if she would be leaving the show for good this time. When a user asked if the “rumor” about her only having two more episodes in Season 10 was true, Quad confirmed she exited Season 10 before it officially wrapped.

“It’s NOT a rumor. Unfortunately, it’s true,” Quad revealed on Sunday, Dec. 10. “I’m forced to leave in episode 7. However, let’s try to focus on the positive. At least I’m there for two new episodes.”

In episode 6 of Season 10, Quad and the girls traveled to Napa to celebrate the launch of Toya’s wine line. Judging by the first episode of the trip, things go South shortly after Quad’s arrival. Although Quad didn’t give details about what led to her departure, she posted another hint that something had gone awry during the celebration.

“I’ll be there for two more episodes,” Quad reiterated to another fan. “Then they ask me to leave in episode 7 for the rest of the season in the most humiliating way. I’m not a HATER, and I respect all of the beautiful ladies of #MarriedtoMed, friend or foe, so ALL of the IT girls can show y’all how IT they really are.”

In 2020, Quad was reportedly demoted from her position as a main cast member on Married to Medicine after Season 7. According to Urban Belle magazine, there were rumors that the producers intended to get rid of Quad and Mariah Huq at the same time.

Per Jojo Crews, Dr. Heavenly Kimes and Quad exchanged some heated comments on social media in August 2020 over the topic of whether Quad received a contract for the new season of the show or not, with Quad insisting that "there's been a contract on the table for me." But shortly before this, Heavenly had claimed in an interview that Quad was not coming back to the show.

While it's unclear what exactly happened behind the scenes, Quad did end up appearing on Season 8 — but in a "friend-of" capacity.

In a deleted scene from a Season 8 episode, after Quad — who finalized her divorce from Dr. Gregory in 2019 — mentioned that Tori didn't think Quad was going to be on the show anymore, Kari Wells told Quad: “You’re not married to medicine. I mean, you’re you’re not married to anything…”

Kari was immediately called out by Dr. Contessa Metcalfe. Heavenly also interjected to tell Kari what she said was "horrible."

After spending as a friend of Married to Medicine, Quad rejoined the cast and reclaimed her main cast member title. Her Bravo TV bio for the ninth season says that she’s enjoying life with caviar, champagne, and a multimillion-dollar estate.

During the season, Quad discussed several life changes, such as purchasing her $2 million home and taking her nephew and her mother. However, Quad eventually found herself on her castmates’ bad side by making damaging allegations about Toya Bush-Harris’s marriage.

In Season 9, Quad alleged that Toya was having an affair with someone in her community due to her husband, Eugene, allegedly having a small penis. Quad also said at the Season 9 reunion that she believed Toya and Eugene had something to do with her home invasion that occurred during the season, which Toya vehemently denies.

New episodes of Married to Medicine Season 9 air on Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo. You can also stream the series on Peacock.