‘Married to Medicine‘ Star Dr.Heavenly Kimes Launches Congressional Bid
ATLANTA – Dr. Heavenly Kimes, known for her sharp wit and no-holds-barred confrontations on bravo’s “married to medicine,” has announced a run for U.S. Congress in Georgia’s 13th District. The reality television star and practicing dentist revealed her candidacy as season 12 of the hit reality show prepares to premiere Nov. 30, adding a new layer to her already multifaceted career.
Kimes’ decision to enter the political arena comes amid a growing trend of celebrities leveraging thier platforms for public office, and signals a potential shift in the dynamics of the Georgia district. The 13th District, currently represented by Congressman David Scott, is a reliably Democratic stronghold. Kimes’ bid introduces an unconventional candidate wiht a built-in fanbase and a reputation for direct dialog, potentially reshaping the upcoming election cycle.
“Our country needs me,” Kimes stated, hinting at a broader vision beyond her television persona. While details of her platform are still emerging, Kimes’ declaration has already generated significant buzz, particularly within the “Married to Medicine” community.
Fellow cast member Dr.Jackie Walters voiced her support, stating in a Nov. 13 statement to USA TODAY, “She brings energy, fresh thinking, and a real commitment to the families and communities she serves.” Kimes and Walters, along with other “Bravolebrities,” are scheduled to appear at BravoCon in Las Vegas from Nov. 14 to 16, an event frequently enough described as the “Super Bowl” for fans of Bravo’s reality programming, including shows like “Vanderpump Rules.”
Despite her commitments to the network,Kimes remains focused on her political aspirations. It remains to be seen whether she will attend next year’s BravoCon,with the possibility of a congressional campaign taking precedence. The outcome of her bid could mark a significant turning point, not only for Kimes herself, but also for the intersection of reality television and American politics.
