The eleventh episode of the project "Weighed and Happy 2025" was significant, as the participants experienced the long-awaited Beauty Week. Host Daniel Salem announced that based on the results of the previous training sessions, participants would have the chance to meet their loved ones. This issue was especially important for the heroes of the project, as after losing dozens of kilograms, the support of their loved ones played a crucial role in their pursuit of change.
Beauty Week began with an unusual challenge that ignited the competitive spirit of the participants. The photographs of their "old selves" became a target for destruction, and the duration of communication with their relatives depended on how quickly they completed this task. The participants were divided into teams to find out who would reach victory the fastest. The winner was Nadia, who received the choice between meeting her family and a bonus at the weigh-in.
However, it was not without surprises. Viktoria Brovenko, who was competing for her place in the project, decided to leave the show after a lengthy argument with coach Oleksiy Novikov during training. Viktoria was the last to complete the task, and her refusal to continue training became the final signal for leaving the project.
This week's weigh-in saw Maia and Vyacheslav under the red line, but due to Viktoria's voluntary exit, there was no voting. Viktoria Brovenko, the mother of a 7-year-old son, officially left the project. She admitted that for most of the time she had lost motivation and confidence in her abilities.
The emotional moments of meeting with loved ones reminded the participants what they are fighting for in the project. Transformations, new images, and meetings with close ones were significant for all participants, but unfortunately, not all of them would continue their presence in the project.
After the end of the episode, the question remains open – who will be able to reach the finale, as the struggle for happiness and a new "self" turned out to be a real challenge.
