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‘Heated Rivalry’ star’s girlfriend calls out fans for crossing ‘huge’ boundary: ‘Hugely uncomfortable for everyone’

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Rock, A. (2026, September 23). ‘Heated Rivalry’ star’s girlfriend calls out fans for crossing ‘huge’ boundary: ‘Hugely uncomfortable for everyone’. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/09/22/celebrity-news/heated-rivalry-stars-girlfriend-calls-out-fans-for-crossing-boundary/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-23 · by Audrey Rock

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Katelyn Larson, the girlfriend of Netflix show "Heated Rivalry" star Hudson Williams, posted on Instagram to address fans who visit her tattoo studio specifically because of her connection to him. She requested that fans refrain from asking her or her coworkers about her relationship with Williams, calling such behavior “hugely uncomfortable.” Larson emphasized that she welcomes clients who are interested in her work as a tattoo artist and not due to her celebrity association. This post reflects the tension between public interest in celebrities and their desire for personal space.
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Katelyn Larson, the girlfriend of Hudson Williams from the Netflix show "Heated Rivalry," posted on Instagram expressing frustration with fans who visit her tattoo studio in Canada just because of their connection to Williams. She wrote that booking appointments purely due to the show's fame crosses a line and is uncomfortable for everyone involved. Larson clarified it’s acceptable if someone genuinely appreciates her artistry, but emphasized that asking questions about herself or Williams during these appointments is inappropriate. She urged fans to respect boundaries and maintain professionalism when seeking tattoos from artists who work with celebrities.

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Canada ETalk Canada Netflix Page Six Daily Vanity Fair

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Larson PERSON · 3× Williams PERSON · 2× Canada GPE · 1× Connor Storrie PERSON · 1× Hudson PERSON · 1× Hudson Williams PERSON · 1× Katelyn Larson PERSON · 1× Netflix ORG · 1× Page Six Daily ORG · 1× Vanity Fair ORG · 1×

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Larson emphasized that it’s fine to book an appointment “if you’re following me or any of the other artists because you genuinely like their art and want to get some cool tattoos.” She told fans to “please go right ahead,” and urged them not to “ever feel weird about that.” She concluded the lengthy statement “with peace and love” before asking fans to “please stop” the previously mentioned uncomfortable behavior.
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🔮 Katelyn Larson, the girlfriend of “Heated Rivalry” heartthrob Hudson Williams, asked fans who come to her tattoo studio solely because of her connection to the Netflix star to “please stop” testing boundaries, in a heated social media post.

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Katelyn Larson, the girlfriend of “Heated Rivalry” heartthrob Hudson Williams, asked fans who come to her tattoo studio solely because of her connection to the Netflix star to “please stop” testing boundaries, in a heated social media post. asserted
who → heat → post
“Obviously a lot of you have found the studio because of a certain show and that’s more than okay,” the tattoo artist — who works in Canada — wrote via Instagram Stories on Tuesday. asserted
who → find → Tuesday
“This is where I draw a very hard line: booking an appointment with me or anyone else purely because of the connection to the show crosses a huge territory.” asserted
booking → draw → territory
She continued, “Showing up to your appointment and asking my coworkers any sort of questions about myself or about Hudson is hugely uncomfortable for everyone.” asserted
Showing → continue → everyone
Larson emphasized that it’s fine to book an appointment “if you’re following me or any of the other artists because you genuinely like their art and want to get some cool tattoos.” She told fans to “please go right ahead,” and urged them not to “ever feel weird about that.” She concluded the lengthy statement “with peace and love” before asking fans to “please stop” the previously mentioned uncomfortable behavior. asserted
She → emphasize → behavior
Williams and Larson began dating years before the 25-year-old TV star’s sudden rise to fame on the steamy hockey-themed drama opposite on-screen love interest Connor Storrie, 26. asserted
Williams → begin → Storrie
The longtime couple made their red carpet debut at the Vanity Fair Oscar party in March, posing affectionately on the red carpet together. But Williams has been candid about his girlfriend’s desire to remain out of the public eye amid his high-profile career. asserted
Williams → make → career
“She’s not trying to be out there or be perceived,” the actor explained to ETalk Canada back in March. asserted
actor → try → March
“She’s always like, ‘I don’t want to be perceived!' asserted
I → want → ?
Last month, the TV star took to Instagram Stories to gush over their romance in rare comments on her birthday. asserted
star → take → birthday
“My darling you were eternalized when you ran to that sunset up that red dirt road,” he wrote alongside a photo of the artist, per E! News. asserted
he → eternalize → News
“I’ve loved people deeply for a day, for a week and some for years but I’ll love her until I die,” he continued. asserted
he → love → her
“Not because I’m supposed to, or because that’s how I was raised, but because every time she smiles I see the little girl whose joy is so unpolluted.” He concluded the tribute by labeling Larson his “person.” Conversation Your voice matters. asserted
voice → suppose → Larson
Discussions are moderated for civility. asserted
Discussions → moderate → civility
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