Jordon Hudson has publicly supported Bill Belichick as he gears up for a new season coaching the University of North Carolina football team. As the Tar Heels prepare for the upcoming season, Hudson made her feelings known on social media, expressing pride in her boyfriend”s efforts.
On March 24, Hudson shared an image on her Instagram Stories featuring Belichick, who was seen smiling while working on his laptop. “All smiles with the Irish media,” she wrote. Another post captured Belichick addressing the media from behind a podium, with Hudson commenting, “Back into the fishbowl. Happy 1st spring practice.” This marks Belichick”s second season with the Tar Heels after a challenging debut in 2025, where he led the team to a disappointing 4-8 record.
Belichick, who signed a lucrative five-year contract estimated at $50 million in December 2024, is looking to improve the team”s standing as they prepare for the Aer Lingus College Football Classic against the TCU Horned Frogs on August 29 in Dublin, Ireland. This matchup is particularly significant as it comes nearly a year after TCU handed the Tar Heels a decisive 48-14 defeat in Belichick”s first game.
During the initial day of spring practice, Belichick addressed questions regarding his recent Hall of Fame snub, stating, “I”m focused on coaching this team and focused on getting Carolina football to the highest level I can. That”s what I”ve always… I focus about what I can do. Things that are out of my control, I don”t worry about.” His commitment to the team remains unwavering as he looks to turn around the program.
Meanwhile, Hudson is making headlines in her own right. On March 15, she showcased her talents at the Cheer For Charity Grand National Championships in Virginia Beach. Her squad, Cheer Extreme Raleigh Code Black, achieved a full-paid bid to the 2026 Worlds, celebrating their performance. Hudson also took the opportunity to respond to critics on Instagram, humorously referencing her relationship”s age gap with the caption, “#GOLDDIGGER GOT #PAID,” and added, “#IDigGoldMedals #GRANDioseCHAMPS #TroubleCubStrikesAgain.”
In 2025, Hudson was the second runner-up in the Miss Maine pageant and has taken steps to trademark the phrase “gold digger” for potential use on jewelry and keychains. Other trademarks she has pursued include phrases such as “Chapel Bill,” “Belestrator,” and “The Belichick Way,” reflecting her entrepreneurial spirit.
According to an insider, Hudson”s relationship with Belichick blossomed because she was seeking a connection beyond superficial interactions. “Boys her age can be pigs,” the source noted, emphasizing her desire for deeper emotional engagement.
