Darius Rucker’s ex-girlfriend, comedian Kate Quigley, didn’t hold back with her unsympathetic take on the musician’s drug-related arrest. The 2016 AVN Awards host trolled the Hootie & the Blowfish frontman on social media following his arrest in Tennessee.
‘Yeah. I have heard. All I can say is Karma,’ Quigley. wrote in X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday night. Quigley, known for her openness about Rucker after the near-fatal overdose that claimed three lives, also posted a photo of her on her Instagram. In the image, a bikini-clad Quifley playfully sticks out her tongue with a smile. “#Mood: When you hear your asshole ex got arrested… #karma,” she captioned her candid selfie.
Darius Rucker was arrested Thursday in Williamson County, Tennessee, his current place of residence. Police charged the musician with three misdemeanors. These include two counts of simple possession/exchange of a controlled substance and one count of violation of the state vehicle registration law.
According to WZTV, Rucker was transported to a jail on Thursday at 10 a.m. After posting $10,500 bail, he was released around 11 a.m.
Quigley’s resentment toward her ex, Darius Rucker, stems from his comments after she was hospitalized in critical condition due to a near-fatal overdose that claimed three lives.
In September 2021, comedians Fuquan Johnson, Enrico Colangeli, and Natalie Williamson died from using cocaine laced with fentanyl at a home near Venice Beach, California. Following the incident, Rucker appeared on the red carpet at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas. There, he mentioned that Quigley was “fine.”
Quigley criticized Rucker for publicly commenting on the incident without taking the time to reach out and ask about her. She wrote on September 11, 2021. cheep, ‘Hi Darius, could you please refrain from making public comments about my health or well-being since you haven’t called me even once to check on me and you have no idea?’ Thanks Boo Boo!!!’
Meanwhile, Rucker’s band Hootie & the Blowfish will embark on the Summer Cap And Trucks Tour this summer. They will cover 43 cities in the US and Canada. This is the first major tour since 2019 for the Grammy-winning band, which has sold more than 25 million albums.
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