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“Heated Rivalry” Season 2 Filming Underway, Fans Urged for Privacy

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Attention to all fans of the popular series “Heated Rivalry”: The Straw + Berry won’t be serving smoothies for you, and access to the cottage is off-limits for now. The cast and crew of Season 2 are deep into filming, and director Jacob Tierney has kindly asked for privacy during this time. This message was shared on the official Instagram account of the show.

Season 2 of “Heated Rivalry” is currently in production in Toronto and Montreal, as reported by Production List. There are possibilities of filming in familiar locations in Hamilton, Ontario. Fans have shown great enthusiasm to spot the show’s stars, Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie. Recently, sightings of the duo in downtown Toronto led to excitement among fans, with Hudson Williams causing a stir by carrying a Canadian Tire reusable bag.

Since its debut in late 2025, the queer hockey romance has garnered a global fan base for Williams and Storrie, propelling them to newfound fame in the Canadian TV scene. However, the actors have been conscious about setting boundaries with admirers and photographers. An incident involving alleged autograph-sellers confronting Williams in Paris surfaced last month, underscoring the challenges faced by the stars.

“Heated Rivalry” is not the only production drawing attention in Toronto. Sarah Polley’s film adaptation of “The Bell Jar,” featuring pop sensation Billie Eilish, is also generating buzz. Despite efforts to maintain a closed set, unauthorized photos have surfaced on social media, raising concerns about privacy breaches. Unlike “Heated Rivalry,” the film’s team has not issued a public request for privacy as of now.

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