After a year of waiting, I promise, fans were able to discover this Monday, April 3, the first two episodes of season 3 of the adapted TV series This Is Us. By the end of the second part of the evening, Tang seems to be in very poor health…
Tang is willing to do anything to create a family
Indeed, Mark Riso’s character is desperate to conceive a child with Maud (Marilou Berry), who he loves more than anything. Unfortunately, this one has fertility issues… so the chances of a couple having a baby naturally is only 5%.
The obvious solution for Tanguy is to call in a donor. However, Modi is completely against this idea and wants to believe in the strength of their destiny as a future family. For his depressive disorder, Tang is also receiving treatment that further reduces the likelihood that he will one day become a father…
But he wants to let Maud fulfill his dream of carrying life at any cost, so he secretly decides to stop taking her medication. Except that such a gesture has serious consequences… Tangui is dizzy and can be imbued with uncontrollable aggressive moments.
Will Tanguy’s worries get worse?
These troubling physical manifestations, due to discontinuation of her antidepressants, could seriously worsen and put her in danger. Distraught and not understanding what’s going on, Maui sees him collapse on the floor in their room!
Next week I promise (where the very popular singer just made a “cameo”), Tang won’t shut up and dares Mathis (Narcis Mame) and Emil (Adil Dehbi) about his depression. They strongly advise her to see a doctor and inform Maud of the personal crisis she is going through…
But good news can help Tangui get better fast… To be continued Monday April 10th at 9.10pm on TF1 where new characters arrive…
Source: Allocine
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