LaTeasha Lunceford files for divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford
The former Married to Medicine cast member seeks temporary and permanent alimony and an equitable split of the couple's assets and debts.
LaTeasha "Sweet Tea" Lunceford, a former "Married to Medicine" cast member, filed for divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford on Tuesday in Georgia, seeking temporary and permanent alimony in Fulton County Superior Court.
No Chaser TV first reported the filing Thursday. The couple wed in Atlanta in April 2023, and Bravo aired the ceremony on "Married to Medicine."
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LaTeasha Lunceford, 35, says in the petition that the marriage is "irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation." The document, obtained by Urban Belle Media, LLC, says she became "substantially dependent upon" Gregory Lunceford, 59, for financial support.
The petition says her own income and resources are insufficient for her reasonable needs or the lifestyle they shared. It says Gregory Lunceford has a much greater capacity to earn and help support her, but does not specify an alimony amount.
LaTeasha Lunceford seeks an equitable split of the couple's assets and debts, including the marital portion of Fulton County property, financial and retirement accounts, investments and business interests. She asks to retain her current car and for Gregory Lunceford to retain his and be responsible for it.
The petition says she hopes to resolve the divorce amicably. If he contests her requests, she seeks payment from him for her attorney's fees and court costs.
The couple have no minor children together and had separated before she filed, according to the petition, which does not give a separation date. Essence reported that the initial No Chaser TV account did not disclose what led to the split.
Neither spouse had publicly addressed the filing, Reality Tea reported.
LaTeasha Lunceford has said their connection began when she sent him an Instagram direct message containing a heart and a baby emoji. Gregory Lunceford proposed while they vacationed in Jamaica in 2022.
She appeared as a full-time cast member on "Married to Medicine" in seasons 10 and 11. At the Season 11 reunion in April 2025, Gregory Lunceford apologized for his words to her during a heated argument, saying, "Babe, you're my whole heart." She said at that reunion that they were attending counseling.
LaTeasha Lunceford announced in May 2025 that she was leaving the show after two seasons. That month, she called the exit "definitely was foul" and said her fans "know that I'm not a quitter."
In October 2025, she said they had paused efforts to start a family after leaving the show and were concentrating on their marriage. "At first, I was trying to do it right away, but honestly, with all the drama, I just think that it's important for us to establish a solid foundation," she said at the time.
A court notice filed Thursday schedules a Zoom status conference for Dec. 14 at 9:30 a.m. Both parties and their attorneys must attend.
