Heavenly Kimes Attacks Mariah Huq’s Husband and Kids “F*ck Her Kids!”
Gone Too Far!
Dr. Heavenly Kimes is best known for making vulgar jabs but she hit below the belt in a recent comment about Mariah Huq’s deceased father, mother, husband and her kids.
On Monday, the dentist responded to a fan inquiring why does she attack Mariah’s mother when she gets angry. In response Heavenly Kimes wrote, “she broke a glass! Fu$& her mother, her daddy and her kids!!”
Heavenly’s vile remark about Mariah’s family is just the latest attack in a long series of incidents that Mariah Huq has had to endure throughout many seasons of Married to Medicine.
During a recent episode, the Married to Medicine cast journeyed to Antigua and a fight broke out between Mariah and Heavenly. Heavenly flew into a rage and launched a brutal boozed-fueled attack on Mariah and her mother.
“Heavenly was drunk and used Mariah asking Quad a simple question to try and fight Mariah. She has been wanting to fight Mariah since Mariah outed Damon’s cheating.” A source explains to AllAboutTheTea.com
Heavenly’s husband, Dr. Damon Kimes also jumped into the fray and attempted to fight Mariah’s husband, Dr. Aydin Huq.
Throughout the history of the show, Dr. Heavenly has insulted Mariah’s mother unprovoked.
During a therapy session aired in season 6, Heavenly, 50, admitted her anger towards Mariah, 40, is misguided and intended for Heavenly’s estranged sister, whom she claims resembles Mariah Huq.
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Avigail is an Entertainment blogger at All About The Tea, who specializes in The Real Housewives of Atlanta and The Real Housewives of Potomac. Avigail has a background in marketing. She’s a Brooklynite living in the Bahamas, with a passion for travel, writing, reality TV watching, pop culture and spoken word.