Another ‘Married to Medicine’ marriage ends as Sweet Tea files for divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford

The “Married to Medicine” star says her marriage to Dr. Gregory Lunceford is beyond repair and is seeking spousal support after more than three years together.

Lateasha “Sweet Tea” Lunceford of “Married to Medicine” has filed for divorce from her husband, Dr. Gregory Lunceford.

The news, first reported by TMZ, revealed that while they had been married for more than 3 years, they have been separated since before the filing, without an exact date listed. In the court documents, she claims that their marriage  is “irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation.”

Lateasha is requesting spousal support, stating in the filing that she lacks “lacks sufficient income and resources to maintain the standard of living established during the marriage.” She has also requested that they equitably divide their marital assets, and each keep the cars in their possession. 

According to PEOPLE, the couple married in April 2023 at the Starling Hotel in Atlanta, with about 150 guests, including several of their “Married to Medicine” castmates. The couple first connected in January 2020 after Lateasha sent Gregory a message on Instagram..

“I was like, lemme just try. And he responded,” she previously told People of their initial interaction. Dr. Lunceford proposed in September 2022, during a reggae concert in Jamaica while the couple were visiting to attend a friend’s wedding.

The pair first appeared as a couple on “Married to Medicine'” in 2023 for season 10. While it was Sweet Tea’s debut, Dr. Lunceford had previously appeared on the show’s first six seasons (2013–2019) with ex-wife Quad Webb. Webb and Lunceford finalized their divorce in 2019, amid allegations of physical violence, infidelity, and emotional abuse.

Lateasha and Gregory appeared together on seasons 10 and 11 but did not return for season 12.