Katelyn Larson Fights Back as Hudson Williams Fans Hijack Her Studio

# Katelyn Larson's Instagram Statement

Katelyn Larson, a tattoo artist based in Canada, used Instagram Stories on Tuesday to address a growing trend among fans of the Netflix hockey drama “Heated Rivalry.” She said that people are booking her appointments simply because of her boyfriend, actor Hudson Williams, and that this is “crossing a huge territory.”

In her story,

Larson wrote, “Obviously a lot of you have found the studio because of a certain show and that’s more than okay.” She went on to set a clear boundary, noting that booking an appointment “crosses a huge territory.” The artist added that fans who attend and then ask her coworkers about her or Hudson “are hugely uncomfortable for everyone.”

Larson clarified that it’s acceptable 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 a cool tattoo.” She urged fans not to feel weird and finished her post with “peace and love” before reiterating her request to stop the uncomfortable behavior.

The actor is 25 years old.

## Background & Context

Williams and Larson had been together for years before the actor’s sudden rise to fame on the steamy hockey‑themed drama “Heated Rivalry.” They began dating years before his rise to prominence. The couple made their red‑carpet debut at the Oscar party in March, posing affectionately on the red carpet.

In an interview with ETalk Canada earlier in March, the actor explained that Larson prefers to stay out of the spotlight. He said, “She’s not trying to be out there or be perceived!” and added that she is “always like, ‘I don’t want to be perceived!’”

Last month, the TV star posted a tribute on her birthday, expressing deep affection for her. He wrote, “I’ve loved people deeply for a day, for a week and some for years but I’ll love her until I die,” and described Larson as “the little girl whose joy is so unpolluted.” He concluded by calling her his “person.”

## The Instagram Statement

On Tuesday, Larson’s Instagram Story addressed the influx of clients attracted by her boyfriend’s fame.

She wrote that “booking an appointment with me or anyone else purely because of the connection to the show crosses a huge territory.” The artist emphasized that while fans can book for the art itself, asking coworkers about her or Hudson during appointments creates discomfort.

Larson concluded her story with “peace and love” and urged people to “please stop” the uncomfortable behavior. She added that it’s perfectly fine to book an appointment if you genuinely like the artist’s work, and she invited fans not to feel uneasy about doing so. The message was a clear request for respect toward her professional space.

## What Happens Next

Following the story, neither Larson nor Williams has issued a follow‑up statement. The episode highlights the impact of a star’s public profile on an artist’s clientele.

Whether Larson will tighten her studio’s booking guidelines or expand the conversation to other artists remains unclear. The incident may inspire similar discussions among those whose work intersects with high‑profile personalities.

In short, Larson’s message serves as a reminder that personal relationships can spill over into business when a celebrity’s fan base seeks access. The conversation continues, with both fans and artists navigating the thin line between fandom and respect for professional boundaries.