At 55, Sweet Tea Finally Explains Why She’s Done with Dr. G

After months of speculation, cryptic social media posts, and mounting rumors, Sweet Tea has finally broken her silence about her split from Dr. G, the well-known “Married to Medicine” personality.

What she revealed—and what she didn’t deny—has turned fan opinions upside down and shed new light on the real reasons behind their messy breakup.

Sweet Tea, known for her quiet elegance and private life, was thrust into the spotlight when she began dating Dr. Gregory Lunsford, better known as Dr. G.

Their whirlwind romance and surprise marriage shocked fans, especially given Dr. G’s tumultuous and very public divorce from ex-wife Quad Webb. From the start, people questioned whether Sweet Tea was ready for the reality TV spotlight and Dr. G’s complicated past.

For a while, Sweet Tea kept quiet, never addressing the whispers of trouble in paradise. But as the latest season of “Married to Medicine” aired, cracks in their relationship became impossible to ignore.

Tension between Sweet Tea and Dr. G was visible on screen, culminating in a now-viral argument where Dr. G dismissed her feelings and told her, “You knew what you signed up for.” Sweet Tea, usually composed, broke down in tears, telling him, “You don’t get to silence me just because I married you. I need to be seen, not just tolerated.”

Behind the scenes, things were even worse. Sweet Tea’s social media shifted from loving posts to cryptic quotes about control and emotional pain.

Leaked texts revealed she felt isolated and manipulated, controlled in every aspect of her life—from what she wore to who she spoke to. She confided to friends that Dr. G didn’t yell or hit but controlled everything, leaving her walking on eggshells.

Insiders claimed Sweet Tea tried to leave several times, but Dr. G would guilt her into staying, promising therapy and blaming her for misunderstandings.

The pressure of being in the public eye, coupled with the fear of becoming “another statistic,” kept her trapped in a marriage that was breaking her spirit.

The turning point came when Sweet Tea posted a raw, unfiltered video to her own social media. Sitting alone, her voice shaky but determined, she confessed, “I stayed quiet for as long as I could. I protected everyone but myself.

But now I have to choose me.” She confirmed that the rumors of emotional manipulation were true: “He didn’t have to hit me. His silence was the punishment. His threats weren’t loud—they were cold.”

Sweet Tea revealed she often cried alone at night, feeling invisible in a beautiful house with no peace. She called out the culture of silence that keeps women enduring emotional abuse, especially in public relationships where image is everything.

What struck fans most was her grace. She never attacked Dr. G’s character, nor did she air every detail. Instead, she let her truth speak for itself, ending with a haunting line: “There’s one thing I haven’t told you yet, but I’m not ready to talk about that part.”

Sweet Tea’s confession didn’t just confirm the rumors—it sparked a conversation about emotional abuse, resilience, and the courage it takes to walk away, even when the world is watching.