
During the 90 Day Fiancé Tell All on June 22, Sarper revealed that Shekinah kicked him out of their home less than a month after their wedding. Shekinah shared a video showing Sarper had removed his wedding ring on Christmas day following a fight, emphasizing her feeling that his actions showed he did not truly love her. Sarper spent 10 days in a rental after this incident, which he described as a result of small arguments escalating into larger conflicts. He expressed that he needs to be calmer but struggles with this aspect of his personality.
Shekinah noted that the dynamic in their relationship shifted after their marriage, mentioning Sarper’s depression and growing resentment since he moved to the United States. Sarper admitted that the marriage had introduced new responsibilities he found overwhelming, and he expressed discomfort with being dependent on her. Shekinah’s friend, Dan, also raised concerns about the health of their relationship, pointing out Shekinah’s weight loss and lack of time spent with friends after the wedding. Sarper reacted negatively towards Dan, accusing him of being a danger to his marriage, especially since Shekinah and Dan had a history together.
The tension between Shekinah and Sarper escalated throughout the Tell All, with Sarper calling her names and dismissing her feelings. Shekinah expressed feeling unsupported and alone, stating that Sarper does not care about her. In a heated moment, she accused him of needing therapy, while Sarper warned her that her behavior could lead to the end of their relationship. Both expressed frustration with each other, and Shekinah ended up in tears, feeling overwhelmed by their toxic interactions. Sarper’s derogatory comments and refusal to empathize with Shekinah contributed to the rising conflict. Shekinah ultimately conveyed to producers that Sarper was not capable of providing the emotional support she needed. Their ongoing disputes painted a troubling picture of their partnership, suggesting that both are struggling and feeling disconnected.