‘Married to Medicine’ Alum LaTeasha ‘Sweet Tea’ Lunceford Files for Divorce From Dr. Gregory, Asks for Spousal Support

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What’s in the Filing

TMZ broke the details Thursday afternoon, and Us Weekly confirmed the filing separately. Sweet Tea, 35, filed on Tuesday, Nov. 10, in Fulton County, which covers most of Atlanta, where the couple got married. Her petition says the two had already split up before she went to court, but it does not give a separation date, according to TMZ.

The headline request is spousal support. According to TMZ, the petition says she “lacks sufficient income and resources to maintain the standard of living established during the marriage,” and that her estranged husband earns enough to help. Urban Belle, which also got the petition, reported that she describes herself as having become “substantially dependent upon” him financially while they were married, and that she is asking for both temporary and permanent alimony. No dollar figure is listed.

Beyond that, she wants their marital assets and debts divided fairly, and for each of them to keep the vehicle already in their hands. If he opposes those requests, she says he should pay her attorney’s fees and court costs, TMZ reported. Urban Belle added that the petition says the couple have no minor children together, and that Sweet Tea hopes they can settle things amicably.

What happens next: a court notice filed Nov. 12 sets a status conference for Dec. 14 at 9:30 a.m. over Zoom, Urban Belle reported. The Shade Room reported that the hearing is listed in court records as a “30 day contested” matter. Whether Dr. Gregory actually plans to fight any of it is not clear from the public reporting, and he has not said anything publicly.

Her ‘Soundtrack’ Post

The same day the news landed, Sweet Tea posted the reel above: a video of her walking outside an Atlanta concert, captioned “Some exits deserve a soundtrack.” Bossip read it as her confirming the split. Fans did not need much convincing. She has not posted a statement beyond that, and Dr. Gregory has not responded publicly.

From a DM to a Bravo Wedding

Their story was built for reality TV. Sweet Tea has said she slid into Dr. G’s Instagram DMs in 2020, which led to FaceTime calls and then a flight to Atlanta. He proposed in 2022, and they married in April 2023, with the wedding featured on Season 10, Bravo reported at the time.

Dr. Gregory was not new to the show. He appeared in its first six seasons while married to Quad Webb, and the two divorced in 2019, TheGrio noted. That gave Seasons 10 and 11 a built-in storyline, with Sweet Tea and her husband’s ex sharing the same cast. Season 11 got tense: a heated argument between the two was caught on a hot mic in Episode 12, and at the reunion he told Andy Cohen he regretted the way he had talked to her. Then he apologized to her directly: “Babe, you’re my whole heart,” according to Bravo.

The couple did not return for Season 12. In an October 2025 social media live, Sweet Tea said that after leaving the show they had decided “to just really focus on our marriage,” Us Weekly reported. Thirteen months later, she filed.

PCP Take

Reality TV marriages live two lives: the one on camera and the one after the cameras leave. This couple chose to put their wedding, their fertility journey and their arguments on Bravo, so fans feel invested, and the internet will pick sides. What is on the record so far is narrow: a petition, a list of requests, a court date and one very pointed caption. Everything else is speculation until one of them talks. Where do you land? Tell us on our socials, and catch more Bravo stories on our Reality TV page.