Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams responds to resurfaced high school photo

Hudson Williams has found himself at the epicentre of mounting controversy in media due to a photo from a few years ago, where the 25-year-old actor is seen with an offensive sign drawn on his face. This breakout character in the immensely popular television show Heated Rivalry is facing intense scrutiny from social media users for this offensive picture.

Hudson Williams faces backlash over offensive childhood photo

According to insiders close to the actor, the picture was taken when Hudson Williams was still in high school in a small town in Canada. This picture was apparently part of an annual ‘campout’ ritual involving heavy partying, underage drinking, and teens drawing inappropriate symbols all over each other’s faces, bodies and clothes.

According to the people close to Hudson, he had absolutely no idea what was being drawn on him. As per insiders, this picture was apparently the result of some drunk teenagers who were writing silly things on each other to get cheap laughs out of their friends.

While the story has been characterised by different sources as an episode involving a bunch of youngsters making silly mistakes under the effect of intoxication, it is important to highlight the fact that, according to those who know Hudson well, he realises that the actions of that day are totally unacceptable.

One of the friends of the star came forward and explained that the tattoos bear no reflection of the beliefs or values of the young man and he definitely did not choose to have them. Those close to Hudson said very clearly that he feels extremely sorry about the whole thing and realises how painful it must have been for his fans.

Despite the fact that the marks were already removed many years ago, the reputation damage is turning out to be quite difficult to undo. It seems that Hudson himself does not like the offensive pictures and symbols tattooed on him.

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