The morning began with a psychological exercise led by Lyubov Rosenberg . The participants were dressed in white shirts and led into a courtyard filled with baby cradles and dolls. Each cradle had a tag describing a specific childhood trauma. The girls had to revisit their painful pasts, share their stories, and symbolically "release" them.
Valeria Vakarchuk received the white ribbon for showing the most progress during the week.
At the final ceremony, the teachers evaluated the progress of each student:
The episode featured several prominent participants who would go on to be key figures in the season: (the eventual season winner).
(known as "Platok"), who would later become a controversial figure due to her fabricated backstory.
The morning began with a psychological exercise led by Lyubov Rosenberg . The participants were dressed in white shirts and led into a courtyard filled with baby cradles and dolls. Each cradle had a tag describing a specific childhood trauma. The girls had to revisit their painful pasts, share their stories, and symbolically "release" them.
Valeria Vakarchuk received the white ribbon for showing the most progress during the week.
At the final ceremony, the teachers evaluated the progress of each student:
The episode featured several prominent participants who would go on to be key figures in the season: (the eventual season winner).
(known as "Platok"), who would later become a controversial figure due to her fabricated backstory.