The excitement surrounding the pre-Golden Globes party hosted by The Hollywood Reporter and Spotify was palpable, particularly with the buzz generated by the cast of the hit series “Heated Rivalry.” Stars François Arnaud and Robbie Graham-Kuntz captured significant attention from guests as anticipation for their entrance filled the air.
Attendees could be heard discussing “Heated Rivalry” and whether they had already binged the steamy hockey romance, showcasing the show’s popularity. Arnaud and Graham-Kuntz, who portray love interests Scott and Kip, respectively, were inundated with fans eager for photos and autographs. Graham-Kuntz, who attended with his sister, expressed his gratitude for the show’s success, noting how delighted he is that audiences are enjoying it.
Co-star Nadine Bhabha was also present, contributing to the evening’s excitement as she took selfies with the duo. A playful moment was shared when Graham-Kuntz kissed Arnaud on the cheek, a gesture that quickly made headlines on social media.
Mingling with fellow celebrities, Arnaud chatted with Canadian actress Nina Dobrev and “Running Point” star Drew Tarver. The party was a kickoff to the highly anticipated Golden Globes weekend, featuring performances from renowned artists such as Chaka Khan and John Legend. Young actor Miles Caton, fresh off winning at the Critics Choice Awards, also graced the stage with his performance.
Among the star-studded guests were Amy Poehler, Natasha Lyonne, and many nominees, who enjoyed fare from popular LA eateries. The event was not just a prelude to the awards but a highlight in its own right.
As the Golden Globes approach this Sunday on CBS, fans can expect more appearances from “Heated Rivalry” as lead actors Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams are set to present an award. The show has garnered critical acclaim and viewing success, leading HBO Max and Crave to announce its renewal for a second season. The warm reception of the show and the camaraderie among its cast promise a bright future ahead, resonating with viewers and fans alike.