Survival. Heirs.

Sam Dolmatov: 16 years old, son of rapper Guf and blogger Aiza-Liluna Ai. He lives in Bali and enjoys physics and mathematics. He's not involved in show business and has faced bullying because of his father's reputation.

Alexander Buynov: 20 years old. Grandson of singer Alexander Buyanov. He abandoned a military career. He worked as a loader and courier to earn enough money to launch his own clothing brand.

Alina Belkevich: 21 years old. Daughter of former VIA Gra singer Anna Sedokova. A graduate of Boston College. Works in finance.

Martin Averbukh, 22, son of figure skaters Ilya Averbukh and Irina Lobacheva. He's completely indifferent to sports and is studying to be a game developer.

Grigory Miroshnichenko, 22, the son of singer Alena Sviridova, secretly enrolled in GITIS after graduating from the cadet corps. His mother gave him clear instructions: pretend to be weak to avoid being kicked out on the first ballot.

Polina Simacheva, 19, Vera Glagoleva's granddaughter and Anna Nakhapetova's daughter, is a student at the Moscow Film School. Accustomed to impeccable cleanliness and comfort, the lack of a shower will be her biggest blow.

Uma Kristovskaya, 19, daughter of Uma2rman vocalist Vladimir Kristovsky. The project's dark horse. She's rarely public, willing to prove her independence through action, not scandal.

Marta Yushkevich, 19, daughter of Elena Borshcheva and bodybuilder Valery Yushkevich, promises to showcase a mix of her mother's excellent sense of humor and her father's tough physical strength as an athlete.

Leon Kemstach, 17, stepson of actor Anton Bogdanov, star of the acclaimed series. Young, extremely ambitious, and long accustomed to the pressure of the TV cameras.

Elizaveta Boyko, 19, sister of singer Mia Boyka

"Survivalism. Heirs" is an extreme survival reality show where the children of celebrities compete in the wild for 5 million rubles, overcoming rigorous endurance tests.

Conditions on the island.
Wild Environment: Participants live in the jungles of Thailand without contact with the outside world, familiar comforts, or the help of celebrity parents.
Everyday difficulties: Food, water, and minimal resources must be obtained or earned through independent labor and victories in mini-games.

Trials and eliminations
Extreme missions: Heroes undergo complex physical and psychological tests that push them to the limits of their abilities (fear, heights, endurance).
Points and Immunity: Participants can earn individual immunity or privileges for successfully completing tasks.
Votes: The team regularly holds elimination votes, eliminating the weakest or most undesirable competitors.

Final and prize distribution
Main fund: The total prize fund is 5,000,000 rubles.
A fateful choice: In the final, participants can take the entire prize for themselves or compromise—give part of the prize (for example, half) to the winner, and divide the rest between the finalists.