Actor Dylan Walsh paused his Cameo account until August 2027 and acknowledged getting “in trouble” after a viral video revealed production details for the second season of the hockey romance series “Heated Rivalry,” according to Entertainment Weekly and WION. Walsh plays David Hollander in the hit show, which recently began filming its sophomore season.
## Viral Cameo Clip Sparks Production Rumors
The controversy began when a fan-requested video recorded by Walsh circulated widely on X, formerly Twitter. According to Entertainment Weekly, Walsh discussed returning to Canada to shoot new episodes, stating that the production is filming 12 episodes this season.
This unexpected disclosure caught fans by surprise because series creator Jacob Tierney previously stated a preference for shorter runs. Tierney told the Los Angeles Times in February that he did not want to make more than 10 episodes per season, preferring a tighter narrative pace.
Walsh’s comment that the crew is doing 12 episodes this time sparked online discussions, with some fans speculating that production might be filming Season 2 and Season 3 concurrently, or splitting the second season in half, as reported by Entertainment Weekly.
## Cameo Account Paused Until 2027
Following the viral circulation of the clip, a note appeared on Walsh’s Cameo profile stating that personalized videos are unavailable until August 2027, according to Entertainment Weekly. WION reported that Walsh added a message under his profile that read, “Stepping away because a video went viral that got me in trouble.”
Both notes have since been removed from the platform, and Variety reached out to a representative for Walsh for comment.
The situation carries an ironic twist noted by Entertainment Weekly. The second season of “Heated Rivalry” is adapted from Rachel Reid’s novel “The Long Game,” a book that features a plot point centered around a video going viral on a Cameo-like application.
## What Lies Ahead for Season 2
“Heated Rivalry” follows the secret romance between rival professional hockey players Shane Hollander, played by Hudson Williams, and Ilya Rozanov, played by Connor Storrie, according to production details. Walsh’s character, David Hollander, discovers their relationship during the Season 1 finale when he walks in on them kissing.
Season 2 of the hockey romance series is expected to premiere in the spring of 2027.
Pro Tip: Keep up with official production announcements and network press releases to separate verified release schedules from actor slipups and social media speculation.
## Frequently Asked Questions
### Why did Dylan Walsh pause his Cameo account?
According to Entertainment Weekly, Walsh paused his account after a video he recorded for a fan went viral on X, revealing unconfirmed production details about the second season of “Heated Rivalry.”
### What did Dylan Walsh say in the viral video?
Walsh stated in the clip that he was preparing to go back to Canada to shoot new episodes, adding, “I think we’re doing 12 this time,” according to Entertainment Weekly.
### When is Season 2 of “Heated Rivalry” scheduled to premiere?
Season 2 of the hockey romance series is expected to premiere in the spring of 2027, according to Variety.
### Who are the main cast members of “Heated Rivalry”?
The series stars Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander and Connor Storrie as Ilya Rozanov, with Dylan Walsh portraying Shane’s father, David Hollander.
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