Hudson Williams brought the horny vibes of “ Heated Rivalry ” to the 2026 Golden Globes Sunday night and left Gayle King briefly speechless in the process. The Canadian actor winked at his steamy performance in the much-buzzed-about series while chatting with King on the red carpet outside the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles.

From their red carpet looks to their onstage presenting bit, Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie were all the rage at Sunday’s award show.

Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams took the stage at the 2026 Golden Globes for their first appearance at an award show following the viral success of Heated Rivalry.

Despite its massive global success, Heated Rivalry was not eligible to receive Golden Globes nominations, due to the fact it was an entirely Canadian-produced TV series; however, the ceremony's producers were clearly keen to incorporate the series' stars into the awards show itself.

Hudson Williams, the star of the hit show 'Heated Rivalry,' says closeted professional athletes have reached out to him thanks to his role.

Heated Rivalry's Steamy Scenes Made It A Quick Hit, And Hudson Williams Points Out How It's Already Become 'A Little Overwhelming' With Fans Heated Rivalry Was Renewed For A 'Hotter, Wetter, Longer' Season 2,

The Tonight Show’ went all in on ‘Heated Rivalry’-mania for the 24-year-old actor’s first appearance on the show.

A new ​Heated Rivalry​​ book about Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie) is reportedly in the works by author Rachel Reid.