The winners of the reality show’s second season are Anna Khilkevich (also transliterated as Khilkovich or Kilkovich) and Arthur Martirosyan. They won the 5 million ruble final prize over Irakli Pirtskhalava and Elena Grebenshchikova.
Season 2 winners: Anna Khilkevich and Arthur Martirosyan
Anna Khilkevich and Arthur Martirosyan took the title after a finale that drew strong debate among viewers. Before the final, fan discussions supported several pairs: Zhenya and Anya received backing after a shaman predicted their win, while Arthur and Anya were named as likely winners by Marat Basharov and Polina Dibrova. Some viewers also questioned whether Irakli and Elena were genuine as a couple.
Pre-finale predictions
The available discussions do not establish a verified betting line. They do show that viewers were divided before the finale. Zhenya and Anya had support from the shaman’s prediction, while Arthur and Anya were considered strong contenders by several commentators. Other viewers focused on Irakli and Elena, whose story gained attention because of the events surrounding the finale.
How the format affected the result
The second-season format gave immunity to couples whose bets on their partners succeeded, while the lowest bet sum led to automatic nomination. The prize also depended on successful bets. Hosts Vladimir Topalov and Regina Todorenko oversaw challenges involving agility and logic, although some viewers criticized the eating challenges.
Anna Khilkevich and Arthur Martirosyan won the 5 million ruble prize. In the finale, Irakli Pirtskhalava proposed to his ex-wife, Elena Grebenshchikova, and she accepted. The proposal became one of the episode’s main surprises but did not change the final result.
Finalist context
The winners were not the only pair discussed before the finale. Zhenya and Anya were viewed by some viewers as a strong couple, while Arthur and Anya were treated by others as the main contenders. Irakli and Elena attracted attention both because of their relationship and because of the proposal.
The available post-show discussions describe Khilkevich and Martirosyan’s victory as deserved. Their win closed a finale shaped by relationship drama, predictions, and a format built around bets on a partner’s success.
