LaTeasha Lunceford has filed for divorce from Dr. Gregory Lunceford, marking the end of a marriage that was partially documented on Bravo’s Married to Medicine.
The 35-year-old former reality star filed for dissolution of marriage at the Fulton County Superior Civil Court on Tuesday, November 10, Us Weekly reported. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Lunceford said that the marriage is “irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation.”
While the specific catalyst for the split remains undisclosed, Essence noted that the filing follows months of social media speculation regarding the couple’s status after they reportedly unfollowed one another on Instagram earlier this summer.
In the legal proceedings, Lunceford is seeking spousal support, citing that she “lacks sufficient income and resources to maintain the standard of living established during the marriage,” TMZ reported. She further said that her estranged husband possesses the financial capacity to provide such support.
The petition also includes several specific demands regarding the couple’s estate:
- An equitable division of all marital assets.
- That each spouse retains the vehicle currently in their possession.
- A provision that Dr. Gregory Lunceford cover her legal fees and court costs should he contest her requests.
A hearing is reportedly scheduled for December 14 in Fulton County, Georgia, per NoChaserTV.
The relationship between the two was a central component of the Bravo franchise’s 11th season. The pair met in 2020 after Lunceford initiated contact via Instagram direct messages, Us Weekly reported. They wed in April 2023 at The Starling Hotel in Atlanta, an event that was featured on the network’s programming.
The couple’s tenure on the series was marked by both personal milestones and public tension. During the 2024 season, Dr. Gregory discussed a timeline for starting a family, and the couple explored in vitro fertilization (IVF) in February 2025, Us Weekly reported. However, Lunceford later shared on social media that they had paused their fertility journey to focus on their relationship foundation.
Their exit from the show was not a mutual departure. In May 2025, following news that they would not return for the subsequent season, Lunceford addressed her exit during an Instagram Live session.
“Never ever been a quitter. And I never ran away from anybody. It just is what it is. There are better things in store for me,” said LaTeasha Lunceford.
As the legal battle moves toward the December 14 hearing, the focus shifts from the drama of Bravo to the realities of asset division and contested litigation.
The December 14 hearing in Fulton County remains the next scheduled step in the proceedings.
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