Atlanta, Georgia — LaTeasha “Sweet Tea” Lunceford, a former cast member of Bravo’s Married to Medicine, has filed for divorce from her husband, Dr. Gregory Lunceford, after more than three years of marriage, according to court documents reported by TMZ and confirmed by Us Weekly.
According to the reports, LaTeasha filed the divorce petition on Tuesday, November 10, at the Fulton County Superior Court in Georgia. In the paperwork, she described the marriage as “irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation.” She also indicated that the couple had separated before the filing, although the documents do not specify when they began living apart.
The filing seeks spousal support, with LaTeasha stating that she does not have sufficient income and resources to maintain the standard of living established during the marriage. She is also asking for an equitable division of their marital assets and for each party to retain the vehicle currently in their possession. If Gregory contests her requests, she wants him to cover her legal fees and court costs. These are requests contained in the petition; the court has not yet ruled on them. TheGrio also reported details of the filing.
A Relationship That Began On Instagram
LaTeasha and Gregory first connected in 2020 after she sent him a message on Instagram. Their conversations developed into a relationship, and Gregory proposed during a trip to Jamaica in September 2022. The couple married in Atlanta in April 2023, with their wedding later becoming part of the Married to Medicine storyline. Bravo previously detailed how the couple met and got engaged.
The pair appeared together on seasons 10 and 11 of the Bravo reality series. Their relationship was featured in several storylines, including disagreements that played out on camera. In February 2025, Bravo recapped a tense exchange between the couple during Season 11, while a later reunion episode included Gregory publicly apologising for the way he had spoken to his wife. Bravo’s account of the Season 11 disagreement and its coverage of the reunion apology documented some of those moments.
Fertility Journey And Marriage Challenges
The couple had also spoken publicly about their hopes of starting a family and their fertility journey. They explored fertility treatment, including IVF and intrauterine insemination. In October 2025, LaTeasha said they had decided to pause their efforts to have a child and focus on strengthening their marriage. Us Weekly’s report revisited those earlier comments as part of its account of the divorce filing.
LaTeasha left Married to Medicine after two seasons, and neither she nor Gregory returned for the programme’s 12th season. Their departure from the show did not end public interest in their relationship, which had been followed by viewers from their introduction as a couple through their marriage and family plans.
What Happens Next?
The divorce case will now move through the Georgia court system. Issues involving spousal support, property division and legal expenses remain matters for the proceedings, and the requests in LaTeasha’s petition should not be interpreted as final court orders.
As of the latest reports, neither LaTeasha nor Gregory had publicly provided a detailed statement explaining the circumstances behind the split. The reasons for the separation therefore remain unclear, while the legal process will determine how the marriage and any shared financial matters are resolved.