On 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After, Syngin Colchester returns to South Africa to see his family. Syngin’s brother, Dylan, was in the hospital with a blood clot, and Syngin knows he is needed back home during this time. He even brings his wife, Tania Maduro, along. Read on to learn why Syngin is hoping for “clarity” from his trip to South Africa with his family.
Syngin’s brother was in the hospital with a blood clot
While in the United States, Syngin learns that his brother, Dylan, was in the hospital with a blood clot. He calls and speaks with him over video chat to see how he’s doing. Syngin feels the pull to go home and be with his family during this difficult time, especially since when he first arrived in the U.S., his grandmother died and he wasn’t able to return home. It’s something he still regrets, and he knows he needs to take a trip to South Africa to check on his brother.
It turns out Dylan fell on his knee, and a few days later, he had a blood clot in his lung. He describes it as the worst experience of his life, and who can blame him? Luckily, Dylan’s been discharged and doing better, but Syngin knows he needs to head home.
Why Syngin Colchester is hoping for ‘clarity’ from his trip to South Africa
On the car ride to the hotel on the night before their departure, Syngin and Tania get into a fight about drinking. When Syngin talks about the experience of going home to South Africa, Tania makes a remark about drinking at 8 in the morning. It leads to a fight, and Syngin tells Tania not to “nag” him in South Africa.
They finally arrive at the hotel for the night before the flight in the morning. Syngin is hoping for “clarity” from his trip so he will know whether he’s making the right decision living in America, or if he’s made a mistake leaving South Africa.
“I’m not going to start this trip by fighting at all,” Syngin tells the cameras. “But, we can sometimes say things just to be mean. That’s when it gets very toxic. I think definitely this trip to South Africa will show me some sort of clarity too from doing the right decision staying in America, if I’ve done the wrong decision leaving. But that’s still to be determined.”
Syngin and Tania head back to South Africa
Syngin and Tania return to South Africa, and the moment they land, it’s clear that Syngin is right at home. He’s so unbelievably happy to see his mother and sister.
“It’s super cool to be back in South Africa. You know? I’m excited, it definitely feels like I’m coming home. I wish almost I never left,” Syngin tells the cameras right in front of Tania, who makes a face as he says it.
Later, Syngin goes out with his mother, Charmain, and sister, Charys, to get some groceries. He hopes to talk with them about how they feel about his relationship with Tania. Syngin says he misses his family so much, and his mother asks how he’s actually feeling about everything.
Syngin says it’s been “tough,” and they have stupid arguments together, which isn’t something he wants. He also details that they “bump heads” about things like drinking. “We’re both actually very different people,” Syngin says to his mother and sister.
Syngin’s mother asks if Tania is going to be able to make him happy. He says they make each other happy, but they also make each other angry and sad at the same time. He says he’s confused about what’s going on with the whole situation.
Hopefully, this trip to South Africa will be good for Syngin and Tania’s relationship.
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