Bill Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, is stepping out in style to cheer on the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill football team.
Hudson, 24, attended the Tar Heels’ Saturday, September 20, game against the University of Central Florida Knights at the FBC Mortgage Stadium, watching from the sidelines. (UNC lost to UCF 9-34.)
Despite the final score, Hudson faithfully cheered on their attempt sartorially. The former pageant queen rocked a blue snake-print miniskirt with a coordinating white, off-the-shoulder top. Hudson completed her look with white, knee-high heeled boots and star-shaped earrings.
For glam, Hudson kept her look minimalistic with rosy lip stick and wore her brunette locks in loose waves.
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Hudson has been dating Belichick, 73, since 2021, after they met on an airplane. After the Super Bowl-winning coach transitioned from the NFL to collegiate sports, Hudson has remained his biggest cheerleader.
“I stay focused on football and, some of the other opportunities that come along, Jordon looks at those and can dig into them a little bit deeper,” Belichick said on “The Pivot” podcast in May of Hudson’s off-the-field support. “But really, what she does is help me spend my time on football, and that’s what’s important to me.”
Belichick further stressed that Hudson has “nothing” to do with his UNC football commitments.
“It would be personal opportunities, [like] a speaking thing, appearance on this or talk about this or somebody happens to want an autograph, that type of thing,” he explained. “She kind of [helps] organize that for me. … Jordon has her own businesses and she’s savvy in those. I’m football and I let her help me with business.”
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Belichick also praised Hudson for her support while he wrote his recently released memoir, The Art of Winning: Lessons from My Life in Football.
“There were certain things in the book, as I was writing it, that she looked at from a business perspective,” he added on the podcast. “It didn’t really fit the business narrative that the book was intended to target, and so, not only did she create those pages, but she also brought a business perspective to some of the narratives that came out in the book that was very helpful.”
