Sweet Tea files for divorce from Dr. G.
Former “Married to Medicine” star LaTeasha “Sweet Tea” Lunceford is calling it quits with Dr. Gregory Lunceford. After more than three years of marriage, Sweet Tea has filed for divorce and is seeking alimony.
According to the petition Urban Belle obtained, Sweet Tea filed it on November 10 in Fulton County Superior Court. She says the marriage is “irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation.”
According to the filing, the couple married April 15, 2023, and separated before she filed for divorce. Sweet Tea does not give an exact separation date. The petition also states that they have no minor children together and that she is not pregnant.
No Chaser TV also reported the divorce filing Thursday.
NO CHASER TV EXCLUSIVE: No Chaser TV has learned that former Married to Medicine star LaTeasha “Sweet Tea” Lunceford has filed for divorce from her husband, Dr. Gregory Lunceford, after more than three years of marriage.
According to court records, LaTeasha filed for divorce in Fulton County Superior Court on November 10, with a hearing scheduled for December 14.
The couple tied the knot in April 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia, with their wedding featured on Bravo’s Married to Medicine. Their relationship garnered significant public attention and scrutiny from the moment they were introduced to viewers. #married2med
— No Chaser TV (@nochaser_tv) November 12, 2026
Sweet Tea says she became financially dependent on Dr. G.
In the petition, Sweet Tea says she became “substantially dependent upon” Dr. G for financial support during their marriage. She says her income and resources cannot cover her reasonable needs or maintain the lifestyle they shared.
Sweet Tea also says Dr. G has a much greater ability to earn money and contribute to her support. She is asking for temporary and permanent alimony. The petition does not specify a dollar amount.
Her requests also include a fair division of their marital assets and debts. That includes the marital share of property in Fulton County, along with financial accounts, retirement accounts, investments, and business interests.
As for their vehicles, Sweet Tea wants to keep the one she currently has. She asks that Dr. G keep his vehicle and take responsibility for it.
The court has scheduled a status conference in December.
Sweet Tea says she hopes they can reach an agreement to settle the divorce amicably. If Dr. G opposes her requests, she also wants him to cover her attorney’s fees and court costs.
A court notice filed November 12 sets a status conference for December 14 at 9:30 a.m. via Zoom. Both parties and their attorneys must attend.
