Lateasha Lunceford Files for Divorce Amid ‘Married to Medicine’ Split
November 12, 2026
Married to Medicine alum LaTeasha “Sweet Tea” Lunceford and Dr. Gregory Lunceford are officially ending their marriage, with the reality star noting that “some exits deserve a soundtrack.”
According to an exclusive report from No Chaser TV, Sweet Tea filed for divorce from her husband in Fulton County Superior Court on Nov. 10. Court records cited by the outlet indicate that a hearing is scheduled for Dec. 14.
As previously noted, the pair exchanged vows in April 2023 in Atlanta, a ceremony that Bravo showcased on Married to Medicine. Sweet Tea joined the show during its 10th season, stepping into Gregory’s life as his new wife after his split from long-time cast member Miss Quad.
Their relationship quickly became the topic of conversation among the cast, especially given Gregory’s history with Quad and the couple’s 23-year age gap.
Sweet Tea And Dr. Gregory’s Romance Began With An Instagram DM
As noted earlier, the couple’s bond started online, with Sweet Tea taking the initiative by sliding into Dr. G’s direct messages.
Gregory disclosed during the Season 10 premiere that Sweet Tea was among several women who reached out to him after his divorce. The Washington, D.C. resident stood out, leading to FaceTime chats and a trip to Atlanta to meet in person.
Sweet Tea later shared that her opening message included a baby emoji and a rose, signaling her desire to start a family with the psychiatrist.
“Yes, I slid in his DM’s and now I’m his wife,” she wrote on X in November 2023. “My personality and humbleness has opened many doors. Never let anybody tell you that you ‘Can’t’ because you absolutely ‘Can.’”
Gregory proposed during a Jamaica getaway in 2022, and the two tied the knot the following April.
The Couple Opened Up About Fertility Struggles And Their Plans To Start A Family
As their story unfolded on Married to Medicine, Sweet Tea and Gregory spoke candidly about their hopes of welcoming children together.
In a January 2025 interview with Bravo’s The Daily Dish, Sweet Tea said the couple was preparing for in vitro fertilization (IVF).
Yet, during the Season 11 reunion that aired in March 2025, she revealed that their fertility journey had proven tougher than anticipated.
“Lately, I’ve gone through IUI—two separate attempts failed—and I’m lining up an IVF consultation in March,” she told host Andy Cohen.
Sweet Tea, who previously underwent endometriosis surgery in August 2023, also addressed Gregory’s remarks about exploring other options if they didn’t conceive within two years.
“Yes, at first I was,” she admitted when Cohen asked if the conversation had left her heartbroken. “I have endometriosis, but that doesn’t mean I can’t have kids. It just means there might be some challenges here and there. Still, it can happen.”
Beyond their fertility journey, the two endured other strains that played out in front of Bravo’s cameras.
During a Season 11 cast trip, Gregory and Sweet Tea clashed after Quad Webb, his ex-wife, suggested they increase their intimacy while trying to conceive.
Gregory became frustrated with Sweet Tea for engaging in the conversation and shouted at her in front of the other cast members. He later apologized for his behavior during the Season 11 reunion.
“Babe, you’re my whole heart,” Dr. Greg told Lateasha. “I love you deeply, and I would never do anything to hurt you. Those words were said in a moment of heat, and I didn’t mean them. I’m sorry.”
Lateasha replied that nothing in a marriage is flawless. “We’re going to disagree; there will be quarrels. And so, you know, you’re going to see the real thing.”
Even with that tense moment, the pair appeared to be navigating calmer waters in the ensuing months. Sweet Tea and Gregory continued to post clips from their “Sweet and Savory” series, chronicling their May-to-December romance. As recently as June, Sweet Tea shared a life update that briefly featured her husband.
Now, though, it seems Sweet Tea is stepping into a new chapter. On Thursday, Nov. 12, she appeared to acknowledge the split with a subtle social post. In a video shot outside Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the reality star offered a pointed caption:
“Some exits deserve a soundtrack.”
We wish Sweet Tea all the best as she begins this new chapter.
Danielle Brooks
I am a staff writer at New York Beacon, where I focus on culture, entrepreneurship, and the emerging voices redefining Black America. My work highlights innovators, artists, and founders whose stories often unfold beyond mainstream headlines but shape communities in meaningful ways. Through precise reporting and thoughtful storytelling, I aim to document progress, challenge narratives, and contribute to a stronger Black press tradition.
