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Hudson Williams and Francois Arnaud posted a joint Instagram Story condemning hateful comments aimed at them and others involved with Heated Rivalry, urging fans to reject bigotry and spread positivity; fellow cast members amplified the message, with Arnaud having previously addressed online harassment amid dating-rumor attention.
In HBO's Heated Rivalry, Hudson Williams and François Arnaud posted Instagram stories condemning hate comments toward their castmates, urging fans not to post racist, homophobic, or other bigoted remarks and stating they're on the same side; fellow cast member Ksenia Kharlamova also spoke out to support women in the industry.
Hudson Williams and François Arnaud, stars of the series Heated Rivalry, posted identical Instagram stories condemning hateful comments aimed at cast members, urging fans not to pit the actors against one another and declaring they stand united — including a call to fans not to spread racist/homophobic/bigoted remarks and a blunt, “gtfoh” if you can’t accept their unity.
Connor Storrie made his Saint Laurent fall 2026 runway debut in a James Dean–style look, walking Paris Fashion Week with François Arnaud as the duo highlight a high-profile moment for the label and its star collaborators.
Heated Rivalry stars Connor Storrie and Francois Arnaud were photographed separately in Paris around the Saint Laurent fashion show; they were seen leaving a hotel and grabbing coffee, amid ongoing dating-life rumors after earlier appearances together, with Francois addressing questions about his love life in epic fashion.
Heated Rivalry co-stars Connor Storrie and Francois Arnaud were photographed leaving a Paris Fashion Week party together, fueling chatter about their off-screen chemistry while Connor also did Olympic torch duty in Italy ahead of the show's February HBO Max premiere.
Francois Arnaud, star of Heated Rivalry, urges the NHL to translate Pride Night momentum into genuine openness to LGBT diversity, criticizing past moves like bans on Pride-themed gear and incomplete participation by players. He notes the NHL reversed some restrictions after backlash and hopes the league will back real-world inclusion as Pride nights attract more fans, even as commissioner Gary Bettman praises the show’s storytelling.
Francois Arnaud, who plays a gay hockey star on Heated Rivalry, says the NHL is capitalizing on the show's success but must back it up with real LGBTQ support and openness to diversity, noting engagement from the Boston Bruins and referencing a past Pride-band ban as a reminder; the series’ adaptation of Rachel Reid’s Game Changer has been renewed for Season 2.
In a candid interview, François Arnaud discusses his breakout as Scott Hunter in Heated Rivalry, attributing the show's global surge to its focus on vulnerable masculinity and a critique of toxic stereotypes. He recalls his path into acting, the skating prep that shaped the role, and how early reactions from Montreal screenings signaled growing fan excitement. Arnaud hints at future, wilder projects beyond Heated Rivalry, cites literary influences and favorite books, and shares personal quirks—from his smoothie habit to a dream collaboration on Anna Sriram’s Fucktoys, painting a picture of a career stepping into bolder, more chaotic territory.
Francois Arnaud discusses Heated Rivalry’s surprising mainstream popularity on HBO Max, the careful, respectful filming of its sex scenes with an intimacy coordinator, and the dramatic Cup sequence—highlighting an on-set injury that underscored the blend of romance and sport—while hinting at more Scott and Kip in a potential Season 2.