Married to Medicine: Last News

 is losing two of its stars ahead of season 10.ET has learned Anila Sajja and Dr. Contessa Metcalfe are exiting the Bravo reality series as it heads back into production for the upcoming season. Sajja was a main cast member for the eighth and ninth seasons, while Metcalfe was a regular from seasons five through nine.

star Quad Webb is mourning the tragic death of her 3-year-old great-niece, Aryanna «Ari» Rice, who drowned in her pool on July 7.  According to the police report, obtained by WSB-TV Channel 2 Atlanta, officers arrived at the reality star's home in Marietta, Georgia, after two men who were in the backyard of the house noticed what they thought was a doll floating in the pool. Upon realizing it was Aryanna, the men immediately called 911.The 3-year-old was taken to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.

. ET has learned that Quad Webb is returning to after much speculation she would not be back. Webb's return comes ahead of the season 10 premiere. The actress and entrepreneur's return was in question, following the end of season 9. Webb has been part of the cast since the show's premiere in 2013.

's Anila Sajja is looking to move past the bad blood with Toya Bush-Harris.Anila spoke with ET's Brice Sander at BravoCon 2022 at the Javits Center in New York City on Friday, and she opened up about trying to reach out to her co-star amid a particularly heated feud.«I think I want to try to work on starting from, like, ground zero, with us. I would like that.

Toya Bush-Harris is making two things clear: her finances are fine and she did not send out a hit on her  co-star, Anila Sajja.Both topics are hot ones on season 9 of the Bravo hit, alongside attacks on Toya's marriage to her husband, Dr. Eugene Harris. The money talk, Toya says, feels «old» at this point, given that it's been an easy picking point for the group as long as she's been on the show.«It's the same old target,» she laments to ET over video chat.

's midseason trailer.The sneak peek at the back half of season 9 picks up right after the crew leaves their Las Vegas girls trip, immediately teasing the group's next vacation: a «relationship resuscitation retreat» seemingly organized by Dr. Jackie Walters… in the woods. Fans also get a glimpse of Dr.

 are back, and so is the drama! The hit Bravo series' season 9 trailer dropped Thursday and it's promising to be a wild one. Friendships are being tested, rumors of infidelity are flowing through the streets and a newcomer rocks the boat, as she joins the group for the show's upcoming season.With the COVID-19 pandemic on the mend, the ladies are ready to get out of Atlanta, Georgia, and have some fun. However, the love and laughs don't last for long when a rumor that one of the women is «sleeping around» causes a rift among the group.«When the streets talk, we listen,» Quad Webb says in the first-look trailer.And that's not the only rumor out there, allegations are also being thrown Quad's way.«There's a rumor about Quad too?» Dr.

Andy Cohen! There's a new reunion moderator in town and her name is Quad Webb. The  star takes over the floor in ET's sneak peek at part 2 of the season 8 reunion, hoping to get down to business when it comes to the fallout between Dr.

, as Toya Bush-Harris and Anila Sajja beat around the bush, or rather the fourth wall, when it comes to their relationship. Each woman is out to lunch with a different castmate — Toya with forever frenemy Dr.

. The cast is just outside Washington, D.C., staying at a Bethesda, Maryland, house while they're in town to attend marches — and enjoy a little R&R.

 where, once again, Dr. Contessa Metcalfe and Toya Bush-Harris are at odds — and season 8 newbie Anila Sajja is caught in the middle.

Married to Medicine stars appeared to patch things up at the season 7 reunion (shot in November 2019), but when cameras went up for season 8 in July 2020, the friendship remained fractured.«I called her several times,» Dr. Heavenly recalls over video chat with ET.

.On season 8 of the Bravo reality series, the women are faced with their fair share of highs and lows amid the coronavirus pandemic as some of them work on the frontlines to help with COVID-19 testing. «This is the most significant medical mission we've ever done,» says Dr.

Paging Dr. Heavenly… and her friends!