Dr. Heavenly Kimes’ latest X post causes speculation.
“Married to Medicine” star Dr. Heavenly Kimes decided to be part-time this season to focus on her political ambitions. She is currently running for Congress. While some of Heavenly’s costars have been supportive, others have not. In particular, Toya Bush-Harris and Dr. Simone Whitmore have argued that Heavenly has shown she is unfit for politics with her past actions on and off of “Married to Medicine.”
Well, Heavenly took to X hours ago to let people know that she is serious about getting into politics. However, the post has some fans thinking she could be leaving the show.
Heavenly said, “Yes, I did reality TV, and I was golden at it. But this is personal, I’m a professional. I showed up, stood in my truth, and built something powerful. Now my community needs me, and the same bold, smart, fearless woman you saw before will be golden in Congress too. #DrHeavenlyForGeorgia”
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Simone responded in the comment section.
“Your community is NOT interested in a Fool. Never has been. Never will be. They are better than you aspire to be.”
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I think that’s a good ideal.
Good luck and Best Wishes, Dr Heavenly!
I don’t know that would be interesting. She gives me the girl that was ignored and no one paid attention to her. Actually I think she might have said that in one episode about her childhood. Being on reality TV has given her the most attention that she has never received was a good or bad no matter how much she had to sell her soul to do it. Wonder if it’s that easy for her to walk away
I do wish Heavenly well on her political journey.
Heavenly is raw & uncut and that’s needed today.
Heavenly would be another Margie Taylor Green and no one needs that.
Heavenly is no fit for congress people of Georgia would be throwing away their vote. She is trying to run in a county with just a few people to pay them to vote for her. She is so rude when she cannot get her own way she get so angry and foul. Please don’t waste your vote