Heated Rivalry’s Connor Storrie walks Emmys red carpet with mum – and new hair
Connor Storrie with mum Linda at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards (Getty Images)
Connor Storrie took his mum Linda as his plus one to the Emmy Awards – and Heated Rivalry fans are losing their minds over the adorable moment.
The actor, who officially debuted his new buzzcut after being seen with it last month, wore a silky shirt with buttons undone down his chest, under a classic suit by Saint Laurent.
His mother Linda looked dazzling in a sparkly gold dress, with her hair styled in loose curls in a half-pulled-back look.
She smiled proudly as she stood by her son’s side, with Connor also looking more than happy to have his mum with him.
The moment quickly went viral online, with fans excited about Connor’s seriously sweet mum-and-son red carpet snaps.
One said: “OMG his mother is so beautiful,” as another added: “They’re literally twins OMG.”
Someone else said: “Stop they’re so cute.” A fourth wrote: “Love it! They look so good. I know his mom is sooo proud.”
Another commented: “Love this. Nothing like your mom who supports you all the way. Beautiful.”
Is Connor Storrie nominated for an Emmy?
Connor Storrie is nominated for an Emmy – but not for his work on Heated Rivalry.
The actor is actually nominated for his stint on Saturday Night Live, which he hosted on 28 February this year. He is nominated in the category “Guest actor in a comedy series” at the Primetime Emmys.
Storrie attended the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards, held on 6 September, with mum Linda. The Primetime Emmy Awards are set to be held on 14 September.
Heated Rivalry is not nominated, despite its global popularity, as it was produced in Canada.
As per the award show’s rules: “Foreign television production is ineligible unless it is the result of a co-production (both financially and creatively) between US and foreign partners, which precedes the start of production, and with a purpose to be shown on US television.”
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