Although many fans wanted Phaedra Parks back on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, the RHOA alum has turned in her peach for a stethoscope of sorts as she joins Married to Medicine season 10.
As a cast member of the Real Housewives franchise, Parks gave viewers a look into her professional life as an attorney and her personal life married to then-husband Apollo Nida and raising their two sons. In the new season of Married to Medicine, viewers can expect to see her thrive in her legal career as well as her other business ventures. They can also anticipate seeing her children, who are older now, and seemingly her doctor beau. After all, the show is called Married to Medicine. Although thus far, details about her medical partner are still relatively sparse.
Of course, we can't forget that Parks is joining a cast of highly opinionated people, so she'll no doubt be mixing it up with a few of them.
Here's everything we know about Married to Medicine season 10.
When is the Married to Medicine season 10 reunion?
Married to Medicine is back with Part 3 of the reunion, which closes out the season.
Part 3 of the reunion airs on Sunday, March 17, at 9 pm ET/PT on Bravo. Here is a synopsis of what's to come:
"Apollo Nida joins the cast on stage. The ladies break down the couple's trip. Dr. Simone and Dr. Jackie are put to the test over Dr. Heavenly's meddling. The truth comes out about Dr. G and Phaedra."
Check out this sneak peek of the episode.
Married to Medicine season 10 trailer
The trailer is loaded with some of the series' most memorable moments over the course of 10 seasons. Take a look at the clip below.
Married to Medicine season 10 cast
Season 10 of the show is led by series vets. Dr. Jacqueline Walters, Dr. Simone Whitmore, Quad Webb and Toya Bush-Harris, who have been staples of Married to Medicine from the very beginning of the franchise. Dr. Heavenly Kimes, who joined during season 2 of the show, is also back to add her unique flare.
As already mentioned, Phaedra Parks is joining the ladies in the new episodes. Parks was last seen on TV in The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip season 2 and is also slated to appear in Peacock's The Traitors season 2.
Rounding out the cast is newbie, Lateasha Lunceford. She's the new wife of Webb's ex-husband, Dr. Gregory Lunceford. Dr. Alicia Egolum joins the cast as a friend of the show.
Married to Medicine season 10 premise
Here's the official synopsis of the new season, including what you can look forward to seeing with each cast member.
"The women of Married to Medicine are back and serving season 10 realness. The ladies are all looking to make a fresh start with new friendship dynamics and putting old rivalries to rest.
"Dr. Jackie is busy balancing her businesses and, with a special celebrity patient in their final trimester, she is working hard while also making time for family and friends as the peacemaker in the group. Dr. Simone and Cecil have put their dreams of being authors on hold and are now looking at the potential of having both of their sons move back home full-time despite Dr. Simone’s desire to maintain her empty-nester status.
"Dr. Heavenly is working on her unfiltered demeanor while not being ready for Alaura to be college-bound and out of ATL. Toya is diligently working on her marriage with Dr. Eugene and focusing on expanding her wine club business. Miss Quad is still working on nurturing her friendships with the ladies while the women are still looking for her to take accountability.
"Phaedra is making new friends, as well as a name for herself, in the world of holistic medicine while extending her Reiki expertise to the group to mend the broken relationships between Quad and the ladies. Lateasha is making sure her voice is heard and, while building a new sisterhood with the ladies, is ready to walk down the aisle with Dr. Gregory Lunceford despite the judgment and criticism from some in the friend group.
"Meanwhile, new friend Dr. Alicia is pivoting her career from dentistry to a full-time mompreneur. With so many life changes and drama at a fever pitch, will the ladies be able to get past the pettiness?"
How to watch Married to Medicine
New episodes of Married to Medicine air live on Bravo. For those who have cut the cord to traditional cable/satellite television, Bravo is on live TV streaming services such as Fubo, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV and YouTube TV. New episodes of the series also become available to stream on Peacock the day after they air for subscribers. In the UK, would-be viewers can anticipate watching new episodes of Married to Medicine on Hayu.
