Jordon Hudson, the 24-year-old girlfriend of legendary NFL coach Bill Belichick, has publicly responded to his critics after a reported fiery spat with his daughter-in-law. The incident allegedly occurred at a North Carolina football game, further fuelling the long-running controversy surrounding their relationship.
Social Media Jab Amidst Turmoil
Hudson took to social media on Saturday after attending the University of North Carolina Tar Heels' final home game of the season at Kenan Memorial Stadium. Alongside a series of photos from the game, where the Tar Heels lost to the Duke Blue Devils, she posted a pointed caption.
Hudson wrote: 'I’ve loved supporting @billbelichick at his adult all-male football league competitions this season. Until next year, Kenan!' This was a clear reference to the recent controversy over the 73-year-old Belichick attending one of her 'adult' cheerleading competitions.
The Explosive Family Confrontation
The online activity comes in the wake of a reported explosive confrontation with Jen Belichick, the wife of Bill's son, Steve. According to the New York Post, the argument happened after a game earlier this month.
It is claimed that Jen Belichick branded Hudson 'bats*** crazy' and accused her of 'f***ing twisting' the brain of her older lover. She allegedly screamed that all Hudson 'does is control s***' and told the NFL legend to 'wake up'.
Jen then issued a stark ultimatum to Belichick: 'You choose your family or [her].' The report further details that the attack included comments on Hudson's fashion choices and body, with Jen telling the cheerleader, 'You also need to eat a burger.'
A Contentious Relationship and a Struggling Season
The relationship between Hudson and Belichick has been a source of intense public scrutiny since they were first spotted together in 2023. There have been claims that Belichick's family started 'digging into' Hudson over fears she could damage his legacy.
Tensions reportedly boiled over in Belichick's office on November 8, following the Tar Heels' victory over Stanford. Steve Belichick, who works as the defensive coordinator for the Tar Heels under his father, was also present during the alleged incident.
Despite the potential professional repercussions, Jen Belichick reportedly did not care if her attack led to Belichick disowning her or even firing his son. Off-field drama has plagued Belichick's first season with the Tar Heels, which has also been dogged by poor performance, with the team holding a 4-7 record.
