Hudson McLeroy has been “working on” things after his breakup with Ariana Biermann. The Next Gen NYC cast member has been hanging out with his friends, focusing on his career, and living his new chapter as he splits his time between his hometown of Atlanta and New York City, according to his Instagram profile.
Hudson took to Instagram on Oct. 23, where he posted a series of photos of an orange sports car. He can also be seen standing in front of the car’s scissor doors, looking down at the ground in front of it. He then took to the caption of the post, where he teased what’s to come from his career. “BTS of what I’ve been working on,” he teased in the caption of the post. “More to come soon.”
Days later, Hudson took to Instagram on Nov. 1, where he showed off his newest form of transportation: a private jet. In the photos, Hudson can be seen walking with his bag in hand, towards the jet, before boarding it, and sipping on a beer while he was inside. He chose not to caption the photos, but let them really speak for themselves.
Hudson continued to share a look at his life these days by posting a photo to his Instagram Story on Nov. 11. In the picture, taken by a friend, Hudson can be seen lying on a couch in the middle of a store, wearing an all-gray and black outfit. He set this to Drake’s song, “What Did I Miss?”
Ariana and Hudson confirmed that they had broken up after three years of dating on Oct. 13. Hudson took to his own Instagram Story on Oct. 15, where he shared his statement about their breakup. “I feel like everyone deserves to hear both sides of our story,” he wrote. “I still and always will love Ariana.”
“She’s been there for me at times when I couldn’t be there for myself,” he added. “I still have a lot of things I need to heal from and deal with on my own to become the person I truly want to be. I appreciate all of the love and support everyone is showing us through this difficult time.”
Learn more about Hudson’s career, his family, and how he met Ariana as a teenager.
The Vegas Golden Knights have placed veteran center William Karlsson on injured reserve, according to a report by Golden Knights site
Karlsson, 32, left Vegas’ 4-3 overtime loss to the Anaheim Ducks last Saturday after logging just 5:03 of ice time, during which he recorded an assist. Golden Knights head coach Bruce Cassidy subsequently revealed that Karlsson sustained a lower-body injury that prevented him from returning for the second period against Anaheim.
Originally deemed day-to-day with the injury, Karlsson missed Monday’s 3-2 loss to the Florida Panthers and is now obligated to miss at least a week (and perhaps more) as he recovers.
In a corresponding move, the Golden Knights recalled winger Braeden Bowman from the AHL’s Henderson Silver Knights on Wednesday.
A key member of their 2023 Stanley Cup championship team, Karlsson has struggled somewhat out of the gate this season, having managed just seven points (four goals, three assists) through 14 games.
The Knights haven’t been much better on the whole, with their 7-4-4 record placing them outside the Western Conference playoff picture. Their 48 goals rank sixth in the Pacific Division, ahead of only the Seattle Kraken and Calgary Flames.
It remains to be seen whether Bowman will make his NHL debut in Karlsson’s absence. The 22-year-old winger joined the Golden Knights organization in 2024 as an undrafted free agent from the OHL’s Guelph Storm; through 12 games with the Silver Knights this season, Bowman has seven goals and 12 points.
An original “Golden Misfit,” Karlsson has spent the majority of his NHL career in Vegas after being selected from the Columbus Blue Jackets in the 2017 Expansion Draft. The 6’1″ Swede has collected 183 goals and 453 points in 752 career games with Vegas, Columbus, and Anaheim; he’s added 33 goals and 74 points in 111 playoff contests.