Katelyn Larson, the long-time girlfriend of Heated Rivalry's Hudson Williams, has shared a scathing message to fans after some punters “crossed some boundaries” over her high-profile relationship.
In an Instagram Story, shared on her tattoo artistry account, Larson pleaded for fans who've found her place of work to stop asking her co-workers about her relationship with the actor.
“Hi Divas, I didn't ever want to have to say anything about this, but a couple [of] people have crossed some boundaries recently, so I've gotta say something real quick,” Larson began.
"Obviously, a lot of you have found the studio because of a certain show, and that's more than okay! IF you're following me or any other artists because you genuinely like their art and want to get some cool tattoos, please go right ahead; don't ever feel weird about that.
“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 boundary,” 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. With peace and love, please stop.”
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You can peep the full statement below:
Williams publicly confirmed his long-time relationship with Larson on Valentine's Day 2026, and the pair have remained private regarding their connection throughout the actor's rise to fame.
In July 2026, Williams went viral for scolding a group of autograph hounds, accusing them of following him to his residence in Paris.
“You can't do this. This is really f**cking weird, OK? You can't f**cking do this. This is f**cking weird. You guys aren't fans. You're being really creepy, and you just followed me, OK? You don't do this,” Williams said in the viral video before labelling the group's behaviour as “demented”.
Honestly, I'm all for celebs clapping back at fans and people being absolute creeps. I guess people forget that actors and artists are ~ literally ~ human beings.
Wild.
