Rodzina D'Grazza

After their parents passed away, Arrigo took care of his younger siblings - Dario and Claudia. And since both of them had always had more energy than common sense, Arri quickly discovered that being the responsible older brother was not just about love and care, but also about the never-ending art of putting out fires. Sometimes literally.

Now Dario is a young adult trying to find his place in the world, while Claudia, with her usual enthusiasm, has thrown herself into personal growth… of basically everything at once. So maybe, just maybe, the eldest D’Grazza will finally get a chance to breathe.

Nessa has a similar story behind her. She and her younger brother, Rory, lost their parents when she was still a child. After years of being raised by their grandparents, the siblings decided it was time to find a place of their own and start building life on their own terms. That was when Nessa met Arri and the rest is history, currently parked at a stop called “engagement.”

Rory is genuinely happy for his sister, although he is also quietly hoping that this new chapter in her life will mean a little more freedom for him. And since freedom tends to encourage unconventional ideas, it is probably safe to assume that boredom will not be an issue.

To give their responsible older siblings some space - and let the lovebirds enjoy each other without constant family chaos in the background, Claudia, Rory, and Dario decided to move in together. At a safe distance from the engaged couple. At least in theory.

Will the siblings stay close, or will their new freedom naturally pull them apart? Will Arrigo and Nessa decide to take the next step? Will Claudia survive living with two walking generators of chaos? And will Rory discover that independence still requires at least a little bit of restraint?

Only time will tell.