“Married to Medicine” Star Quad Webb Confirms Split From Kirk King: “That Chapter of My Life Has Now Concluded”

The “Married to Medicine” world has another breakup to process. After two years of navigating their lives in the public eye, Quad Webb has officially pulled the plug on her relationship with Kirk King.

The reality star confirmed the news to TMZ, marking the end of a chapter that fans have watched unfold through both social media and Bravo’s cameras.

The split comes after a heavy season for the pair, who didn’t shy away from sharing their more vulnerable moments. From the challenges of merging households to their deeply personal struggle with IVF failures, the pressure of starting a family under the spotlight clearly took its toll. Quad, however, is choosing to keep the focus on her future.

“Kirk and I mutually decided to bring our relationship to a close in 2025,” she told the outlet. “While our time together encompassed many meaningful moments, that chapter of my life has now concluded. I wish him well. In 2026, I am focused on moving forward with clarity and purpose. Thank you for your support.”

While Quad’s statement leaned toward the diplomatic, Kirk’s social media activity told a slightly more blunt story. Over the weekend, fans began speculating about their status after noticing a lack of recent content together. When one user commented, “I don’t think they together anymore,” Kirk didn’t hold back, replying, “I can confirm I left that situation.”

The back-and-forth didn’t stop there. When another follower complimented his looks and called Quad a “lucky woman,” Kirk was quick to shut the sentiment down, responding simply, “luck ran out.” These interactions suggest that while the decision may have been “mutual” on paper, there might be a bit more friction behind the scenes than the official statement lets on.

Since joining the show in its first season, Quad has been open about her quest for a stable and fulfilling partnership. Following her high-profile divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford, many viewers were rooting for her and King to go the distance.

Now that she is navigating single life in 2026, she seems more determined than ever to prioritize her own peace over the “pandemonium” of reality TV romance.