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Darius Rucker's Ex Kate Quigley Drags Him Over Tennessee Drug Arrest

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Darius Rucker‘s ex Kate Quigley is rubbing his nose in his Tennessee arrest for drug possession … calling it “karma” and him a “d-bag.”

The comedian posted a message on the social media app X hours after Rucker was booked into the Williamson County jail for three misdemeanor offenses Thursday and his mugshot spread across the national media.

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Quigley wrote, “Yes. I’ve heard. All I can say is Karma.”

But Quigley wasn’t done. About an hour later, she twisted the knife in his back, sharing a photo of herself smiling in a bikini with a snarky caption, “Mood when u hear your d-bag ex got arrested. #Karma.”

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As we first reported … Rucker was busted for simple possession/casual exchange of a controlled substance and violation of the state’s vehicle registration law.

He was released from jail after posting a $10,500 bond. Police have not released details on the case. His lawyer, Mark Puryear, told TMZ … Rucker is fully cooperating with the investigation.

As for Rucker and Quigley, their relationship ended in the toilet.

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You may recall, Quigley survived an accidental overdose after allegedly using cocaine laced with fentanyl in September 2021. Three other comedians with her also overdosed, but died.


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At the time, Rucker — the lead singer of Hootie & the Blowfish — issued a statement to TMZ, saying he had not dated Quigley for a while after they first hooked up the year before.


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Quigley later posted two messages on X, telling Rucker not to publicly comment on her well-being and shaming him for not reaching out to see how she was doing.


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She also admitted Rucker’s statement “stung” and joked that he was probably creating a song called, “Let Her Die,” referring to the Hootie & the Blowfish tune by a similar title, “Let Her Cry.”

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