Another Married to Medicine marriage has come to an end.
LaTeasha “Sweet Tea” Lunceford has filed for divorce from psychiatrist Dr. Gregory Lunceford after three years together, according to court records obtained by No Chaser TV.
The former Bravo personality submitted her petition in Fulton County, Georgia, on Nov. 10, with a court appearance scheduled for Dec. 14.
Sweet Tea claims the marriage is “irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation” and is seeking financial support from her estranged husband. She reportedly wants a fair division of their marital property and asks Gregory to cover legal expenses if he contests her demands.
The breakup follows a marriage that was hardly free of controversy.
Sweet Tea joined Married to Medicine in Season 10 as Gregory’s new wife, an introduction that came with plenty of awkward encounters involving his ex-wife, Quad Webb.
Their wedding celebrations turned left after Quad showed up at Sweet Tea’s bachelorette party, and Dr. Heavenly Kimes, who questioned her intentions with Gregory, showed up to her wedding despite Sweet Tea not wanting her there.
The couple married in April 2023 but left the series after Season 11.
After the divorce news, Sweet Tea shared a concert video on Instagram with the caption, “Some exits deserve a soundtrack.”
Neither party has publicly disclosed the reason for their separation.