'Married to Medicine' Star LaTeasha Lunceford Files for Divorce from Dr. Gregory

LaTeasha 'Sweet Tea' Lunceford, a star of Married to Medicine, has filed for divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford after three years of marriage, according to coverage from Bossip, Yahoo, Us Weekly, The Tab, Essence, People.com, and TMZ. Bossip reported that Lunceford confirmed the divorce herself, using the phrase 'Some Exits Deserve A Soundtrack' in connection with the announcement. Us Weekly identified her as Lateasha 'Sweet Tea' Lunceford and stated that she filed for divorce from Dr. Gregory after three years. The Tab referred to Dr. Gregory as 'Mr G' and likewise noted the three-year marriage. Essence and People.com both reported that LaTeasha Lunceford filed for divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford after three years of marriage, while TMZ's coverage focused on the filing itself without specifying additional details. Yahoo framed the story with the headline that the Married to Medicine marriage flatlines as Sweet Tea files for divorce. The coverage does not yet specify the date the divorce petition was filed, the court where it was filed, or any stated grounds for the divorce. None of the outlets reported on property division, spousal support, child custody arrangements, or whether the couple has children. The coverage also does not indicate how Dr. Gregory Lunceford has responded to the filing or whether he has issued a public statement. Married to Medicine is a reality television series that follows medical professionals and their spouses in Atlanta, and Lunceford's appearance on the show as 'Sweet Tea' made her a recognizable figure within the franchise. The three-year duration of the marriage is mentioned consistently across multiple outlets, suggesting it is a confirmed detail from the filing or from Lunceford's own confirmation. Readers should watch for any response from Dr. Gregory Lunceford, potential statements from the cast or production of Married to Medicine, and any future court filings that might address financial or custody matters. The coverage does not indicate whether Lunceford will remain on the show or how the divorce might affect her role in the franchise.