‘Heated Rivalry’s Dylan Walsh Pauses Cameo Account After Getting In “Trouble” For Spilling Season 2 Secrets
Dylan Walsh, who plays David Hollander in Crave’s Heated Rivalry, has paused his Cameo account after saying a video that went viral had got him “in trouble”. The apparent issue was a filming update in which he suggested the forthcoming second season could contain 12 episodes, prompting fan speculation about plans for Seasons 2 and 3.
Walsh said he was preparing to return to Canada to film more episodes, whereas the first season comprised six. Production on Season 2 began in Canada this week and it is scheduled to premiere in spring 2027; Justice Smith and Charlie Gillespie have also joined the cast as Harris Drover and Troy Barrett.
- Walsh paused Cameo after an apparent Season 2 disclosure.
- His comments suggested a possible 12-episode season.
- Heated Rivalry Season 2 is due in spring 2027.
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Heated Rivalry is a Canadian drama series shown on Crave. It follows a relationship shaped by professional sport and public attention, with Dylan Walsh playing David Hollander, one of the characters in its ensemble cast.
The first season had six episodes, and a second is now being filmed in Canada for release in spring 2027. Justice Smith and Charlie Gillespie are among the new cast members, playing Harris Drover and Troy Barrett.
Cameo is a service where public figures record paid personal video messages for fans. Comments made in those videos can spread widely online, especially when viewers believe they reveal plans for future episodes or seasons.