The reality series 'Unelmia Italiassa,' which has won two Golden Venla awards, follows the lives of hosts Ellen Jokikunnas and Jari Raski. The show captures their experiences renovating their second home in Apulia, Italy, and highlights their journey through the adoption process of their son Ralph from the Philippines. As the series approaches its third season, which premieres on MTV in March, the couple has announced that the show's future remains uncertain despite its popularity, and there are no concrete plans to continue beyond this season.

In the upcoming season, viewers will witness significant milestones in the family’s life, including the formal acknowledgment of Ellen and Jari as Ralph's adoptive parents by the district court. This pivotal moment underscores the emotional depth of the series, as Ralph is set to visit his parents' holiday home in Italy for the first time. Ellen Jokikunnas expressed that while the current outlook is for the show to conclude, discussions about its future are still open-ended, allowing fans to hope for a possible revival.

Overall, the conclusion of 'Unelmia Italiassa' raises questions about the evolving landscape of Finnish reality television and the role of personal stories in connecting audiences with cultural narratives. The show’s combination of romance, family life, and cultural exploration has struck a chord with viewers, making its potential end a noteworthy development in the Finnish entertainment scene.