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Heated Rivalry’s François Arnaud Details “F–k Up” in Romance Timeline | E! News

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Heated Rivalry star François Arnaud cleared up a major timeline mishap. In a clip from his Jan. 20 interview on SiriusXM’s Smith Sisters Live, the actor revealed there was a mix-up in how the show’s romance storyline was edited, leading fans to believe his character Scott Hunter and boyfriend Kip Grady, played by Robbie Graham-Kuntz, were broken up for three years. François admitted, “The way that we shot it, there was a f–k up in the timeline…So, we shot it thinking it was six months between [Kip’s] birthday and the Cup. And now it’s three years.” François explained that because Scott and Kip’s storyline was cut alongside Shane Hollander’s, played by Hudson Williams, and Ilya Rozanov’s, played by Connor Storrie, years-long romance, the timeline ended up reading much longer on screen than originally intended. Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/news/1427391/francois-arnaud-on-heated-rivalry-timeline-error

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