- Sweet Tea filed for divorce in November after marrying Dr. Gregory in April 2023, with a hearing scheduled for December.
- The couple faced fertility challenges, including failed IUI attempts and plans for IVF, while navigating a 23-year age gap.
- Relationship tensions surfaced on camera during Season 11, including a heated argument about conception advice from his ex-wife Quad.
Married to Medicine alum LaTeasha “Sweet Tea” Lunceford and Dr. Gregory Lunceford are officially calling it quits, with the reality star confirming 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 reported, the couple tied the knot in April 2023 in Atlanta, with their wedding featured on Bravo’s Married to Medicine. Sweet Tea made her debut during the show’s 10th season, joining the cast as Gregory’s new wife following his divorce from longtime cast member Miss Quad.

Their relationship immediately became a topic of conversation among the cast, particularly because of Gregory’s history with Quad and the couple’s 23-year age difference.
Sweet Tea And Dr. Gregory’s Romance Began With An Instagram DM
As previously reported, the couple’s relationship began on social media, where Sweet Tea made the first move by sliding into Dr. G’s DMs.
Gregory revealed during the Season 10 premiere that Sweet Tea was among several women who contacted him following his divorce. However, the Washington, D.C., resident caught his attention, leading to FaceTime conversations and eventually a trip to Atlanta to meet in person.
Sweet Tea later revealed that her initial message included a baby emoji and a rose, signaling her interest in starting 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 vacation in Jamaica in 2022, and the couple married the following April.
The Couple Opened Up About Fertility Struggles And Their Plans To Start A Family
As their relationship unfolded on Married to Medicine, Sweet Tea and Gregory were candid about their hopes of having children together.

In a January 2025 interview with Bravo’s The Daily Dish, Sweet Tea said they were preparing to undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF).
However, during the Season 11 reunion, which aired in March 2025, Sweet Tea revealed that their fertility journey had been more challenging than anticipated.
“Recently, I went through the IUI, the intrauterine insemination, and I had two failed attempts,” she told host Andy Cohen. “And I am up for my consultation for the IVF in March.”
Sweet Tea, who previously underwent surgery for endometriosis in August 2023, also addressed Gregory’s comments about wanting to explore other options if they were unable to conceive within two years.
“Yes, initially I was,” she said when Cohen asked whether the conversation had left her heartbroken. “I have endometriosis, but it does not mean that I can’t have kids. It just means that I may have difficulties here and there. But, you know, it can happen.”
Beyond their fertility journey, Sweet Tea and Gregory’s marriage faced challenges that played out in front of Bravo cameras.
During a Season 11 cast trip, Gregory and Sweet Tea got into a heated argument after his ex-wife, Quad Webb, suggested the couple have more sex while trying to conceive.
Gregory became upset with Sweet Tea for participating in the conversation and yelled at her in front of their castmates. He later apologized for his behavior during the Season 11 reunion.
“Babe, you’re my whole heart,” Dr. Greg told Lateasha. “I love you so much, and I would never do anything to hurt you. And, you know, those things that I said, they were just in the heat of the moment, and I didn’t mean ’em. And I’m sorry.”
Lateasha responded saying,
“No marriage is perfect. We’re gonna have disagreements; there’s gonna be spats. And, so ya know, y’all just get the real.”
Despite the tense exchange, the couple appeared to be on better terms in the months that followed. Sweet Tea and Gregory frequently shared videos from their “Sweet and Savory” series, documenting their May-December romance. As recently as June, Sweet Tea posted a life update that briefly featured her husband.
Now, however, Sweet Tea appears to be embracing a new chapter. On Thursday, Nov. 12, she seemingly confirmed news of their split with a subtle social media post. In a video showing her walking outside Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the reality star included a pointed caption:
“Some exits deserve a soundtrack.”
We wish Sweet Tea all the best on her new journey.
