The members of Bill Belichick’s family are tense.
According to reports, the renowned football coach’s May–December affair with Jordan Hudson has his family “extraordinarily concerned.”
Belichick’s family is allegedly “looking into” the 24-year-old former cheerleader’s past, according to sportswriter Pablo Torre’s allegations on Friday.
On his show, “Pablo Torre Finds Out,” the host asserted, “there is deep worry for how detrimental Jordon can be for not just [the University of] North Carolina [at Chapel Hill], but Bill’s legacy, reputation.”
According to reports, the family of the 73-year-old coach worries about “everything he has built and worked for over decades.”
Requests for comment from Page Six were not immediately answered by representatives for Belichick and Hudson.
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It’s unclear when Belichick and Hudson started dating, but they made their relationship public in 2024.
On a flight in 2021, the NFL legend met his current partner and signed her textbook.
Hudson told her Instagram followers in January that the couple had celebrated their “third midnight kiss.”
But Hudson silenced reporter Tony Dokoupil when Belichick was questioned about their romance on “CBS Sunday Morning” last month.
“We’re not discussing that,” she said.
Her actions on set later made news; according to TMZ, the pageant contestant hurried off and created delays.
More disputes emerged as Megyn Kelly, Dave Portnoy, and others, including Belichick’s daughter-in-law Jennifer Schmitt, criticized Hudson for the disastrous viral interview.
The New York Times’ the Athletic claims that Hudson was “instrumental” in the cancellation of Belichick’s “Hard Knocks” special.
She also “forced” her appearance in her boyfriend’s February Super Bowl ad with Dunkin’ Donuts, according to sources who spoke to Page Six last week.
Earlier this month, another insider revealed that Hudson had been “handed” Belichick’s brand.
The CEO of Belichick Inc. is described as “wearing[ing] every hat in the organization” and “a constant presence.”
Torre claimed on Friday that Hudson had been barred from UNC’s football stadium, a claim the university refuted.
“Jordon Hudson is welcome to the Carolina Football facilities, even though she is not an employee of the University or Carolina Athletics,” Carolina Athletics told Page Six in a statement on Friday.
In December 2024, the six-time Super Bowl champion was appointed as the next coach of the university.
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