Married to Medicine Season 11: Latest News, Release Date, Cast, Trailer & Everything We Know

Married to Medicine is finally returning for season 11, and here's everything to know about the upcoming episodes. Season 10 was filled with twists and turns, including the new addition of Lateasha "Sweet Tea" Lunceford, who stirred up tension, particularly with Dr. Heavenly Kimes. Sweet Tea's wedding to Dr. Gregory Lunceford was a big plot point, and their relationship became a source of gossip, with Heavenly questioning its foundation, even calling Sweet Tea a "copper digger" instead of a gold digger.

Married to Medicine season 10 was one to remember. Quad Webb's return to the group after her dramatic departure in earlier seasons caused some awkwardness, especially with her ex, Dr. G, and his new wife, Sweet Tea. During the reunion, tensions flared between Sweet Tea and Dr. Heavenly, with their ongoing feud taking center stage. Additionally, Phaedra Parks faced scrutiny again over the $4,000 she allegedly requested from Dr. G, while Apollo's appearance brought more drama as he discussed his relationship with Phaedra and remarriage. As season 11 approaches, here's everything to know.

Married to Medicine Season 11 News

Contessa Returns As A Friend Of

Married to Medicine is poised to return to Bravo in November. While the cast was kept under wraps until recently, the trailer and press release revealed the current cast. Dr. Contessa Metcalfe will return to the season as a friend and even brought a new pal along for the ride. She's sure to switch up the dynamic in the crew. Last year's newcomers, Sweet Tea, and Phaedra, will also return to the main cast. Sweet Tea made quite a splash in her marriage to Dr. G, and baby fever is expected to take center stage.

Married to Medicine Season 11 Release Date

It Premieres In November 2024

Married to Medicine season 11 will premiere on Sunday, November 24, 2024, at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo. Like the previous season, episodes will stream the next day on Peacock. Previous seasons of Married to Medicine generally aired annually, typically in the late summer to fall. For example, season 10 premiered in November 2023. While seasons 8 and 9 went off track and premiered in the spring and summer, Married to Medicine has typically been a decidedly fall season show.

Married to Medicine Season 11 Cast

There's A New Cast Member Joining The Group

When the Married to Medicine season 11 trailer dropped on Monday, October 21, the cast for the upcoming installment was also revealed. Luckily for stalwart fans, many familiar faces are returning to the fray. Dr. Jacqueline Walters, Dr. Simone Whitmore, Dr. Heavenly, Toya Bush-Harris, Quad, Phaedra, and Sweet Tea round out the main cast. Dr. Contessa will return as a friend.

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There's also the addition of Dr. Mimi Sanders, a psychiatrist who specializes in women's mental health. According to Bravo TV, Mimi is a graduate of Ohio University College of Medicine and is the CEO of Inner Beauty. She also wrote Inner Beauty: Bringing True Beauty out of Every Woman and is an avid advocate for women in healthcare.

Outside her medical career, Dr. Mimi is married to former NFL player Steve Sanders, and they co-founded Inner Beauty and other health-related ventures. Mimi will join the group through Dr. Contessa, and it will be fascinating to see how her dynamic impacts the volatile group. She's likely to shake things up as the only new cast member this season.

Married to Medicine Season 11 Trailer

There Will Be Plenty Of Drama

Bravo dropped the trailer for Married to Medicine season 11 on October 21, and the upcoming installment should be filled to the brim with drama. Some of the ladies, like Dr. Jackie, appear ready to make amends, but others aren't backing down. Dr. Simone and Quad's relationship will also be addressed. Dr. Heavenly could be reflective, but she's also not ready to go down without a fight.

Meanwhile, Toya will hold everyone accountable, and Phaedra might put her lawyer skills to the test while playing the mediator instead of the instigator for once. Sweet Tea seems ready to start a family with Dr. G, and newcomer Dr. Mimi will make sure her voice is heard as she integrates with the group. All together, Married to Medicine season 11 is poised to be filled with drama.

Sources: Bravo TV, Bravo